絶ぜつ望ぼう
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. despair; hopelessness
But it is too early for despair.
Kanji used
cut off
hope
Pitch accent
ぜ
つぼう
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Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
desperate; hopeless
viewing as hopeless; feeling that all is lost
Examples (23 in total)
But there was no time to despair.
But it is too early for despair.
They despaired of their son.
There's nothing but despair ahead.
Gentlemen, it is too early to despair.
Jack resigned from his job in despair.
Despair drove him to attempt suicide.
She gave up in despair.
I feel despair reversing into hope.
I was in the depths of despair the whole time.
The leader gave up the plan in despair.
He was in despair over health problems.
I didn't even know that she was in despair.
Life is despair, that's what I think.
I was often seized by despair.
There is not even despair there, let alone hope.
At last, he arrived at the Well of Despair.
He fluctuated between hope and despair.
He gave up the attempt in despair.
He was in despair when he spent the last of his money.
The patient was quite beyond help, so that the doctors could do no more.
I simply hated everything that had driven her to despair.
The time spent despairing that this might be my limit goes on with no end in sight.