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more desperate

adjective as in extreme, intense

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The area once held more than 700,000 residents, many of whom now sleep in makeshift shelters across Lebanon’s north; or, for the more desperate, Beirut’s squares, parks and seaside boulevards.

I fear Trump will grow more desperate, knowing if he loses, jail could be in the offing.

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They’re all becoming more and more desensitized, so they’re more desperate to try something that’s going to stimulate them sexually or emotionally in their relationships.

But Yasmin and Harper have become more and more similar as the seasons have gone on because Yasmin’s situation in life has become more desperate.

The video clip of team highlights over the decades, scored by the execrable Train song “Calling All Angels,” was longer than ever, and more desperate.

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

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