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desolation
noun as in uninhabitated area; barrenness
noun as in distress, unhappiness
Example Sentences
Originally formed in Crawley, West Sussex in 1978, The Cure continue to endure as alternative rock’s goth icons - pitching lyrics of love, angst and desolation against a kaleidoscope of melodies.
The desolation of Kristofferson's downbeat delivery tells you this song is about much more than a bad hangover.
The blistering heat — with an average high temperature that’s more than 100 degrees four months of the year — only heightens the sense of desolation.
With each strike, he devours the essence of liberty and justice, leaving behind a trail of desolation and despair.
He said after watching the fights as a child, he was struck by the desolation of the famous ring.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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