desolateness (Meaning)

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desolateness (n.)

The state of being desolate.

The desolateness of the abandoned factory was palpable, with rusted machinery scattered about.
As winter settled in, the desolateness of the landscape became more pronounced, with bare trees and frozen lakes.
Walking through the ghost town, I couldn't shake off the feeling of desolateness that hung in the air.
The desolateness of the desert stretched out before us, with nothing but sand dunes for miles.
In the aftermath of the earthquake, the desolateness of the city was overwhelming, with buildings reduced to rubble.
Despite the lush foliage, there was a sense of desolateness in the abandoned garden.
The desolateness of the prison cell weighed heavily on his mind as he sat alone in the darkness.
She couldn't bear the desolateness of the empty house after her family had moved away.
The desolateness of his expression revealed the pain and loneliness he felt inside.
Despite its grandeur, the castle exuded an air of desolateness, as if it were haunted by the ghosts of its past.

The state of being desolate.

miserableness, sorrowfulness, gloom, joylessness, glumness, heartsickness, dumps, unhappiness, distress, wretchedness

gayety, joyousness, joyfulness, merriment, euphoria, blessedness, exultation, mirth, rapture, cheer

The desolateness of the abandoned factory was palpable, with rusted machinery scattered about.

As winter settled in, the desolateness of the landscape became more pronounced, with bare trees and frozen lakes.

Walking through the ghost town, I couldn't shake off the feeling of desolateness that hung in the air.

The desolateness of the desert stretched out before us, with nothing but sand dunes for miles.