hopelessness in Japanese
hopelessness in Japanese is 絶望 — hopelessness means a complete lack of hope; despair.
hopelessness in Japanese
絶望
Pronounced: zetsubō
A lack of hope; despair.
What does "hopelessness" mean?
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noun A complete lack of hope; despair.
"Depression can induce an overwhelming sense of sadness and hopelessness."
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hopelessness in a sentence
- Depression can induce an overwhelming sense of sadness and hopelessness.
- A deep sense of hopelessness settled over the town after the factory closed.
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What is "hopelessness" in Japanese?
"hopelessness" in Japanese is 絶望. hopelessness means: A complete lack of hope; despair.
How do you pronounce 絶望?
"hopelessness" in Japanese is 絶望, pronounced "zetsubō".
How do you use "hopelessness" in a sentence?
Example: "A deep sense of hopelessness settled over the town after the factory closed." In Japanese, "hopelessness" is 絶望.
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