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desolate
adjective as in unused, barren
adjective as in depressed, despondent
Example Sentences
The desolate morning we had first walked into suddenly blossoms into a different type of festive crowd.
As Sánchez would learn, Spaniards discovered gold in 1771 in a desolate area 50 miles south of what is now Arizona.
Roz stood on a rocky outcrop and scanned the desolate landscape.
The wives and children are arbitrarily detained in sprawling desolate tented camps that amount to open-air prisons.
On a fishing trip, Nick gets off the train in his boyhood terrain, the wilderness of northern Michigan, and finds himself in a burnt, desolate, war-like landscape.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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