dispair Antonyms
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Meaning of dispair
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dispair (v. t.)
To separate (a pair).
dispair Sentence Examples
- In the throes of despair after losing her job, she felt utterly hopeless and alone.
- The weight of despair bore down on his shoulders, crushing his spirit.
- Trapped in a cycle of despair, she struggled to see a way out of her misery.
- As darkness enveloped his mind, he succumbed to the depths of despair.
- Their eyes filled with despair as they realized the enormity of the disaster.
- She felt a sense of despair creeping into her heart as she faced the crumbling remains of her once-promising life.
- The stark reality of his situation pierced through his soul, leaving him in a state of utter despair.
- The despair that had clung to her like a shadow for years finally lifted, allowing a glimmer of hope to shine through.
- The desperate cries of the lost and forgotten reverberated through the air, conveying their despair to the uncaring world.
- Overwhelmed by despair, he retreated into a world of his own, seeking solace in the memories of happier times.
FAQs About the word dispair
To separate (a pair).
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In the throes of despair after losing her job, she felt utterly hopeless and alone.
The weight of despair bore down on his shoulders, crushing his spirit.
Trapped in a cycle of despair, she struggled to see a way out of her misery.
As darkness enveloped his mind, he succumbed to the depths of despair.
