desolatory (Meaning)

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desolatory (a.)

Causing desolation.

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While walking through the desolatory landscape, Sarah couldn't help but feel a sense of emptiness.
The desolatory wind howled through the abandoned streets, adding to the eerie atmosphere.
His desolatory tone suggested he had given up hope of finding a solution to their predicament.
Amidst the desolatory ruins, a single flower bloomed, offering a glimmer of hope.
The desolatory aftermath of the battle left the survivors struggling to rebuild their lives.
Her desolatory gaze wandered over the barren fields, longing for the return of lush vegetation.
The desolatory silence of the empty house was broken only by the occasional creak of the floorboards.
In the desolatory wasteland, even the toughest of travelers felt a sense of vulnerability.
Despite their desolatory surroundings, they found comfort in each other's company.
His desolatory expression betrayed the pain he felt at the loss of his loved ones.

Causing desolation.

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While walking through the desolatory landscape, Sarah couldn't help but feel a sense of emptiness.

The desolatory wind howled through the abandoned streets, adding to the eerie atmosphere.

His desolatory tone suggested he had given up hope of finding a solution to their predicament.

Amidst the desolatory ruins, a single flower bloomed, offering a glimmer of hope.