hopeless
ਨਾਉਮੀਦ
definition
adjective
his situation was obviously hopeless
feeling or causing despair about something.
I'm hopeless at names
inadequate; incompetent.
example
Speaking of 'hopeless' losers, would you like to come to my party on Saturday?
She's managing to pay the rent on her one-room apartment, even if she is a 'hopeless' slob.
My problem was that I was brilliant at English but 'hopeless' at maths.
Regrettably, until a few years ago, I was completely 'hopeless' at money management.
He said people felt helpless and 'hopeless' over Garda services and many felt afraid to complain.
The Act party really needs to ditch this 'hopeless' excuse for a free-market advocate.
We saw people jump out of windows in a desperate, but 'hopeless' effort to escape.
It sometimes seems like a 'hopeless' situation, but there still remains some optimism.
The direct reason was that she couldn't put up with the impoverishment and 'hopeless' future.
Yet he tries to find common factors which unite Indian cooking - perhaps a 'hopeless' task.
The UK is just 'hopeless' at coming up with legal responses to extremist activities.
I have the type of shyness which means I'm 'hopeless' at introducing myself to strangers.
It also means that the cause of reforming the Arab world is not as 'hopeless' as it looks today.
I'm 'hopeless' at talking about money, I give it away rather than deal with it.
His mum's doing the best she can, but she's on her own, and her ex is 'hopeless' .
This complicates the process of selling them, as I am 'hopeless' at keeping them in a safe place.
We felt that the situation had been 'hopeless' , but Bill Sullivan assured us that we had all done very well.
If your situation really looks 'hopeless' and your debts leave you in despair, it's best to get professional help.
Springfield is populated by solitary obsessives who are 'hopeless' at coexisting with fellow citizens.
That delicious uncertainty has been replaced by despairing, 'hopeless' inevitability.
The situation seemed 'hopeless' and desperation filled them both with anger.
You may have to admit that even though you were good at doing your particular job, you were 'hopeless' at running a company.
Out of work for months David faced not only a 'hopeless' future but severe financial problems as well.
One of my more 'hopeless' but doggedly-pursued ambitions is to collect every one of those words.
They are now at the end of the visa-processing line, but their situation is far from 'hopeless' .
As I began chiselling away at the mound in front of me I realized that this was pretty 'hopeless' .
Finally, never leave the examination hall in despair, however 'hopeless' things may seem.
Stefani says that she's 'hopeless' at spelling and grammar, but that it doesn't matter.
The staff were good on smiles and sartorial smartness, but fairly 'hopeless' at actually doing what was required of them.
It seemed pretty 'hopeless' and the Irish had very little sympathy or support from anyone else on the issue.
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