desperation 的定义
- the state of being desperate or of having the recklessness of despair.
- the act or fact of despairing; despair.
desperation 近义词
hopelessness
rashness
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desperation 的反义词 8 个
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- Even Mahomes’s improvisational theater came to suggest desperation more than imagination.
- A campaign so simple, it might seem, could have only come out of desperation.
- So then he started on a series of efforts, in desperation, to get the items in hand.
- Plays on which win probability was below 20 percent were removed on the assumption that they were desperation calls.
- At this point, the desperation to get out of the industry is an effort to protect their mental health, they said.
- Stories of war, death, fear and desperation do not have happy endings.
- What does our desperation to get a nuclear deal at all costs say to the modern-day Iranian Solzhenitsyns rotting in Evin prison?
- They were shouting with a mixture of fury and desperation about their families in Kobani, under siege just across the line.
- Few bragged about online dating, often keeping the whole ordeal secret, as it reeked of dating desperation.
- Perhaps, instead, they had reached a desperation we can't quite fathom.
- Faith and hope had left her; and as to love, she knew that she loved one man only, and loved him to desperation.
- At last in desperation, I tried my only remaining tune, not being very proficient on the flute.
- And so step by step the devil thrust him into desperation, and strove thereby to clinch the hopelessness of his estate.
- Then Farnham took down a shutter, and in desperation threw open the windows to let some fresh air in.
- He was in a state of fury, full of plottings of desperation, swearing to himself that he would show no mercy.