Crossword-Solution: DESOLATENESS
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Desolateness | n. | The state of being desolate. |
We have 32 clues for the answer “DESOLATENESS”
| Clue | Answers |
|---|---|
| waterlessness | 29 answers |
| lonesomeness | 29 answers |
| inhospitableness | 29 answers |
| infertility | 29 answers |
| drabness | 29 answers |
| desertedness | 29 answers |
| starkness | 30 answers |
| purposelessness | 30 answers |
| bleakness | 30 answers |
| ALONENESS | 31 answers |
| dreariness | 31 answers |
| cheerlessness | 31 answers |
| bareness | 31 answers |
| Nakedness | 32 answers |
| loneliness | 34 answers |
| aridity | 34 answers |
| blankness | 35 answers |
| dryness | 35 answers |
| Solitude | 40 answers |
| Baldness | 40 answers |
| isolation | 40 answers |
| barrenness | 42 answers |
| futility | 49 answers |
| meaninglessness | 50 answers |
| Emptiness | 56 answers |
| plainness | 59 answers |
| Harshness | 61 answers |
| austerity | 64 answers |
| Severity | 66 answers |
| drought | 67 answers |
| desolation | 75 answers |
| worthlessness | 75 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
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Sentences with DESOLATENESS (5)
The man who lived alone in the midst of stately desolateness and held as his chief intimate a high-bred and gentle-minded scholar of ripe years, gave, in doing this, certain evidence which did not tell against him.
The awful desolateness of the cell was more than he could endure; he tried to think of his past life, he tried to live once again through those happy weeks with Gertrude; but always he came back to the aching misery of the present--the cold and the pain, and the darkness and the terrible solitude.
This desolateness overcame all his connubial fears--he called loudly for his wife and children--the lonely chambers rang for a moment with his voice, and then all again was silence.
But a certain peaceful feeling, independent of that, came after the desolateness, and has never gone utterly away, though I have had to reap the harvest of the evil that I sowed.
She knew well the desolateness of his life; his father's aversion from him, and its inevitable consequences.