desolating (Meaning)

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desolating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Desolate

The desolating sight of the war-torn city left its residents with heavy hearts and shattered spirits.
His desolating words cut through her like a knife, leaving her feeling utterly defeated.
The desolating effects of climate change were evident in the withered crops and dried-up rivers.
Watching the once vibrant ecosystem slowly degrade was a desolating experience for the environmentalists.
The desolating loneliness of the abandoned house echoed with the memories of happier times.
The desolating news of the pandemic's toll on the healthcare system left many feeling hopeless.
The desolating realization that he had lost everything he held dear weighed heavily on his soul.
The desolating aftermath of the earthquake rendered the landscape unrecognizable.
The desolating sound of sirens wailed through the night, signaling another tragedy unfolding.
Amidst the desolating silence of the cemetery, she found solace in the company of her lost loved ones.

of Desolate

damaging,devastating, shattering, ruining, overcoming, smashing, demolishing, destroying, wrecking, pulverizing

forming, creating, repairing, constructing, putting up, setting up, raising, putting up, producing, fixing

The desolating sight of the war-torn city left its residents with heavy hearts and shattered spirits.

His desolating words cut through her like a knife, leaving her feeling utterly defeated.

The desolating effects of climate change were evident in the withered crops and dried-up rivers.

Watching the once vibrant ecosystem slowly degrade was a desolating experience for the environmentalists.