desolation in Latin
desolation in Latin is vāstitās — desolation means a state of complete emptiness or ruin, often after destruction.
desolation in Latin
vāstitās
The state of being desolated or laid waste
What does "desolation" mean?
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noun A state of complete emptiness or ruin, often after destruction.
"The bombing left the city in a state of total desolation."
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noun A deep feeling of sadness and hopelessness.
"She was overwhelmed with desolation after the funeral."
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desolation in a sentence
- The bombing left the city in a state of total desolation.
- She was overwhelmed with desolation after the funeral.
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What is "desolation" in Latin?
"desolation" in Latin is vāstitās. desolation means: A state of complete emptiness or ruin, often after destruction.
How do you use "desolation" in a sentence?
Example: "The bombing left the city in a state of total desolation." In Latin, "desolation" is vāstitās.
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