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nowhere to go
adjective as in incurable
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Example Sentences
Written in the final weeks of Cohen's life, at a time when his long-term depression had suddenly lifted, it ends with a serene, almost mystical observation on man's capacity to fix the world: "Nowhere to go, nothing to teach / Except that the goal falls short of the reach."
The farm ended up with so many animals it became a registered charity about 15 years ago, with aim of providing a sanctuary for animals that had nowhere to go.
But she cannot leave because she has nowhere to go.
Israeli airstrikes indiscriminately target schools and medical sites full of displaced women, children and men who have nowhere to go to be safe, often with U.S. made bombs and missiles.
"I met them on the street. They had nowhere to go," she explained.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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