hopeless in Latin
hopeless in Latin is desperatus — hopeless means without hope; expecting nothing good to happen.
hopeless in Latin
desperatus
Giving no ground of hope; promising nothing desirable; desperate.
What does "hopeless" mean?
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adj Without hope; expecting nothing good to happen.
"He felt hopeless after losing his job for the third time."
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adj Offering no chance of a good result; desperate.
"It was a hopeless attempt to fix the old engine."
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adj Completely lacking skill or ability at something.
"I'm hopeless at remembering names."
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hopeless in a sentence
- He felt hopeless after losing his job for the third time.
- The situation seemed hopeless until help arrived.
- It was a hopeless attempt to fix the old engine.
- I'm hopeless at remembering names.
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What is "hopeless" in Latin?
"hopeless" in Latin is desperatus. hopeless means: Without hope; expecting nothing good to happen.
How do you use "hopeless" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt hopeless after losing his job for the third time." In Latin, "hopeless" is desperatus.
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