desperateness 的 2 个定义
- reckless or dangerous because of despair, hopelessness, or urgency: a desperate killer.
- having an urgent need, desire, etc.: desperate for attention;desperate to find a job.
- leaving little or no hope; very serious or dangerous: a desperate illness.
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- Obsolete. a desperado.
desperateness 近义词
despair
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- They sent out desperate fundraising pleas for its legal defense fund.
- These actions are desperate attempts by desperate adversaries.
- What we have seen in the last year or two was … a desperate flight to consumer revenue for those who are not in it already.
- For weeks, the California Democrat has been drawing a tough line with a president increasingly desperate to produce a pre-Election Day achievement as he lags in polls.
- If the South Korean claims are true, however, Lee would join a select group who have attempted the desperate journey across one of the world’s most dangerous borders.
- And in the desperateness of it, in the fierce height to which his battling temper had arisen, he had killed his man.
- The inroads of hunger were already experienced; and this knowledge of the desperateness of my calamity urged me to frenzy.
- From General Lee's letters, official and private, one gets a clear view of the desperateness of his position.
- A lady visitor was groaning politically to Madame de Girardin over the desperateness of the situation.
- Then she paused with them in her hand, and the desperateness of the venture nearly overwhelmed her.