Noun:

ବେପରୁଆତା |, ହତାଶ |, ହତାଶ ଅନୁଭବ,

desperation's Usage Examples:

The monotony of each day and the knowledge of being trapped for eternity unhinges him, and in his desperation he starts to destroy any mirror he can find.

immediately afterwards, dramatic complications are occasionally seen - delirium, stupor, rage, acts of desperation or neonaticide.

The strike must have been born of desperation.

Rabelaisian and part Keystone Kops, but just under the surface of slapstick raucousness there"s a sense of desperation, of despair on the brink of violence and.

In desperation, he breaks into FBI headquarters and finds a perfect match.

the game with time winding down and Atlanta leading 124–122, the Bulls heaved a desperation shot that bounced off the rim, but Bulls center Tom Boerwinkle.

It is moronic beyond comprehension, an exercise in desperation during which even Sylvester Stallone, a repository of self-confidence, seems to be disheartened.

His loud belches and desperation for alcohol serve as frequent sources of humor on the show.

Also, the book details Mao's desperation in needing economic and military aid promised by the Soviets, as the prime motivating factor in backing Kim Il-sung's invasion of South Korea.

When questioned regarding Carey's suicidal rumor, Berger claimed Carey had broken dishes out of desperation, and as a result, accidentally cut her hands and feet.

people turn to these as a last resort either out of desperation, being underaged or being unable to afford consumable alcoholic beverages (with homeless.

When the owners arrive, they are thrown out and Kat is angry with Alfie, although out of desperation they squat in a new flat with help from Donna.

Finally in desperation, Umberto takes the dog in his arms and walks on to a railway track as a speeding train approaches.

Synonyms:

despair, status, condition,

Antonyms:

stigmatism, danger, comfort, decline,