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despair

[dih-spair] / dɪˈspɛər /




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He said the measures would "only delay the pain for a while" before warning that "thousands of businesses despair as their bills skyrocket".

From BBC

Hawthorne told the BBC: "People often walk in this place in despair, we see it in their eyes and their demeanour and they sniff hope."

From BBC

The four young women never meet, yet they share a sense of despair.

From Los Angeles Times

In the photo released by the White House, Armstrong is sobbing, her mouth hanging open in despair.

From Los Angeles Times

“Fear, anger, despair,” William J. Mann writes: “A year into the peace, these were the fruits of the war.”

From The Wall Street Journal