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But we of little faith had already lost that little, and it was a very disconsolate group...† (source)
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The street lamps gave a disconsolate and useless glimmer.† (source)
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He dragged himself upstairs, and brooded in his room a long time, disconsolate and forlorn...† (source)
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a disconsolate winter landscape†
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I broke my fast in disappointed solitude, and I hung about disconsolate all the morning, looking wistfully for my new-made friend.† (source)
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I glanced at my companion, and his face had assumed such a disconsolate expression that it was all I could do to keep my countenance.† (source)
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The boy was sitting in a disconsolate little heap by the roadside, whittling half-heartedly at a small stick.† (source)
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Miserable and disconsolate, he wandered about among the many tents, only to find that one place was as cold as another.† (source)
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'Down at Gary's, I guess,' Brett added disconsolately.† (source)
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Nfvea wept disconsolately and lit candles to San Antonio, patron of lost objects.† (source)
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Miserable and disconsolate, he wandered about among the many tents, only to find that one place was as cold as another. (source)disconsolate = sad beyond comforting
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(He returns disconsolately to his work) Ginger Rogers† (source)
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Two disconsolate men picking up after them now, with steel-tipped sticks and burlap bags.† (source)
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For a while I hover disconsolately beside a display of mugs, watching as an Australian woman buys a pile of books on sculpture.† (source)
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He's the one who brought me here, but he still doesn't trust me, a disconsolate Ye thought.† (source)
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"That was my last guess," Clary said with a defeated sigh, sinking down onto the steps outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art and staring disconsolately down Fifth Avenue.† (source)
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