destitutely Antonyms
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Meaning of destitutely
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destitutely (adv.)
In destitution.
destitutely Sentence Examples
- The economic collapse left them **destitutely** poor, forced to live in a crowded, ramshackle shelter.
- The refugees arrived **destitutely**, with nothing but the clothes on their backs and the hope of finding a new life.
- The once-vibrant city center now stood **destitutely** empty, a stark reminder of the economic downturn.
- Having lost everything in the fire, the family found themselves living **destitutely**, relying on the kindness of strangers.
- The harsh winter weather made life even more difficult for the **destitutely** housed, highlighting the need for adequate shelter.
- The children played **destitutely** in the dusty street, a heartbreaking testament to the lack of resources in their community. (Figuratively emphasizes the lack of resources)
- The historical records paint a **destitutely** bleak picture of the working class living conditions during the early 20th century.
- Despite living **destitutely**, they maintained a spirit of hope and resilience, determined to improve their situation.
- The sight of the **destitutely** thin man rummaging through the trash served as a stark reminder of the harsh realities of poverty.
- **Destitutely** short on food, the family had to make tough choices about how to stretch their meager resources.
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In destitution.
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The economic collapse left them **destitutely** poor, forced to live in a crowded, ramshackle shelter.
The refugees arrived **destitutely**, with nothing but the clothes on their backs and the hope of finding a new life.
The once-vibrant city center now stood **destitutely** empty, a stark reminder of the economic downturn.
Having lost everything in the fire, the family found themselves living **destitutely**, relying on the kindness of strangers.
