friendless Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- next-door
- neighboring
- next-door
- neighboring
- coupled
- adjoining
- adjoining
- adjacent
- contiguous
- coupled
- adjacent
- contiguous
Weak:
Strongest:
- isolate
- cloistered
- isolated
- unaccompanied
- alone
- unattended
- solitary
- lonely
- lone
- withdrawn
- secluded
- insulated
- hermetic
- unchaperoned
- retired
- forlorn
- lonesome
Strong:
- forsaken
- separated
- disassociated
- segregated
- solo
- unconnected
- hermetical
- remote
- deserted
- single
- sequestered
- disjointed
- divided
- unattached
Weak:
Meaning of friendless
friendless (s)
excluded from a society
friendless (a.)
Destitute of friends; forsaken.
friendless Sentence Examples
- John was a friendless outcast, estranged from all who had once known him.
- The friendless wanderer roamed aimlessly, searching for companionship that eluded him.
- She felt a profound sense of loneliness, being utterly friendless in a vast and indifferent world.
- Despite his attempts to connect, he remained friendless, isolated by his own insecurities.
- The elderly woman lived a friendless existence, her family and friends long gone.
- In the aftermath of the tragedy, he found himself friendless and alone, mourning the loss of those he had once held dear.
- The friendless child retreated into a world of her own, her only companions the imaginary figures that inhabited her mind.
- His solitary lifestyle had rendered him friendless, leaving him with only the echoes of his own thoughts for company.
- She yearned for the connection and support of friends, but fate had left her friendless and isolated.
- The friendless individual struggled to navigate the complexities of social interactions, feeling like an outsider in every setting.
FAQs About the word friendless
excluded from a societyDestitute of friends; forsaken.
isolate, cloistered, isolated, unaccompanied, alone, unattended, solitary, lonely, lone,withdrawn
accompanied, attended, accompanied, attended, next-door, neighboring, next-door, neighboring, coupled, adjoining
John was a friendless outcast, estranged from all who had once known him.
The friendless wanderer roamed aimlessly, searching for companionship that eluded him.
She felt a profound sense of loneliness, being utterly friendless in a vast and indifferent world.
Despite his attempts to connect, he remained friendless, isolated by his own insecurities.
