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View definitions for despondently

despondently

adverb as in hopelessly

adverb as in unhappily

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Example Sentences

Curled up in his bed, Abel listened despondently to the howling and yowling, the lashing and whistling of the wind.

Afterward he sat despondently in front of his locker with his head in his hands in a pose that spoke for a season.

In an extended interaction between the two, Syril is hunched despondently over a bowl of cereal with blue milk, while Eedy demeans him:

From Salon

"Israelis on the left now need to take a moment to pause and think of how we've gotten to this state," Mr Mattar says despondently.

From BBC

"I'm not sure I'll get a token today," he says despondently.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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