નિરાશાજનક રીતે,

hopelessly's Usage Examples:

The mounting and placement of the guns was hopelessly inadequate and according to Major General Robert E Jackson, Officer in Charge of Northern Command in July 1940, Fort Bribie was no value from a defence point of view and had to be fixed.

the plotting is hopelessly primitive .

As Hawkshaw was not a locomotive engineer the resultant locomotives were not of the best and were hopelessly outdated long before they were withdrawn.

threatened with the divine judgment 7 The people of Makkah hopelessly unbelieving 8-9 Why angels were not sent to the infidels 10-11 Those who rejected.

the Battles of Wuhan and Changsha, Type 4 crews found themselves badly outranged and hopelessly outgunned.

In the final, Nagy was able to make the transfer to Bodor while five yards ahead of the German runners, though hopelessly behind the dominant American team.

By extension, it has come to mean clinging to outworn attitudes or ideas, and hopelessly outmoded, old-fashioned, non-modern.

word schlemiel—borrowed from Hebrew shlumi"el—refers to a hopelessly incompetent person, a bungler.

defile surrounded by rocks of great height on which the Spaniards had intrenched themselves, the buccaneers sought hopelessly for a way of escape.

Just then, Klove arrives on the battlements and attacks the Count with the dagger the vampire used to murder Tania, but the servant is hopelessly outmatched by the vampire's inhuman strength and is thrown over the side of the castle.

She commented that in Trapper Keeper, the election of class president ends in a deadlock, while in Florida, the election for president was hopelessly deadlocked.

Joan tackles Christina to the floor and chokes her, knocking over a lamp in the process, causing Christina to thrash around hopelessly until Joan's live-in assistant and the reporter pull her away.

Synonyms:

dispiritedly,