lonesomeness (Meaning)

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lonesomeness (n)

a disposition toward being alone

No weak antonyms found.

The vast expanse of the desert evoked an overwhelming sense of lonesomeness within her.
After losing her beloved pet, she felt a suffocating lonesomeness that consumed her days.
The desolate town only amplified the lonesomeness that lingered within the depths of her heart.
The constant silence and solitude of her small apartment created an unbearable lonesomeness that gnawed at her.
The lonesomeness she felt was like a persistent shadow, following her wherever she went.
The bustling crowd seemed to mock her lonesomeness, making her feel even more isolated.
The lonesomeness that gripped her was a heavy burden that she seemed destined to carry alone.
She yearned for companionship, but the lonesomeness within her prevented her from reaching out.
The lonesomeness she experienced made her question the meaning of existence and her own place in the world.
Despite the many acquaintances in her life, she couldn't shake the unshakable lonesomeness that haunted her.

a disposition toward being alone

isolation, solitude,loneliness, aloneness, privacy, sequestration, vacuum, insulation, segregation, separateness

fellowship, society, fellowship, society, companionship, company, company,companionship, comradeship,camaraderie

The vast expanse of the desert evoked an overwhelming sense of lonesomeness within her.

After losing her beloved pet, she felt a suffocating lonesomeness that consumed her days.

The desolate town only amplified the lonesomeness that lingered within the depths of her heart.

The constant silence and solitude of her small apartment created an unbearable lonesomeness that gnawed at her.