Loneliness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LONELINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being lonely
• sadness because one has no friends or company
• the fact of being without companions; solitariness
• (of a place) the quality of being unfrequented and remote; isolation
• The condition of being lonely; solitude; seclusion.
• The state of being unfrequented by human beings; as, the loneliness of a road.
• Love of retirement; disposition to solitude.
• A feeling of depression resulting from being alone.
• the state of being alone in solitary isolation
• sadness resulting from being forsaken or abandoned
• a disposition toward being alone
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• being without company; lone; cut off from others; solitary

Words related to LONELINESS

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Words that contain LONELINESS

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How to use LONELINESS in a sentence

• Now it is cooler I ramble about more, but my loneliness goes everywhere with me.
• The sense of loneliness grew upon him until it became complete, appalling.
• But by a great effort of will she recovered self-possession, the courage to face the life of loneliness that now lay before her.
• Not a shade of sadness or anxiety in her face betrayed the loneliness in her heart and her longing for the presence of the dear man she had sent forth in the cause of liberty.
• Or, perhaps it was inspired by womanly pity for the man whose loneliness was even greater and graver than her own.
• Each loved one that thou leavest here, Some other love may wear, Each heart will have some other heart Its loneliness to share.
• Years before, when she had, half out of kindness, half out of loneliness, adopted the little new-born girl, she had never meant to marry.
• Nor do they realise the utter loneliness that must have fallen on her.
• I remember my own bringing up, the loneliness of it.
• He was, in a word, suffering an acute attack of loneliness.
• In the meantime he suffered no personal inconvenience, unless loneliness can be thus named, for he had abundance of food and fuel.
• It was horribly lonely, but he hugged his loneliness.
• And as I sat, there grew in me such a sense of loneliness as never yet in my wanderings had I felt.
• A sense of loneliness grew in the heart of the youth as he journeyed.
• So he sat in his own favourite chair, while Blake stood and poured out his first cup of tea, then left him to the utter loneliness of being in that room without Helen.
• Gard, when touched with loneliness, went there several times and struck up quite an intimacy with her, the proprietor and his wife.
• A few months later his little sister Margaretha died, and the sense of loneliness deepened.
• To all corners she must needs tell her loneliness and her sorrow.
• Afterward, when Joyce had gone, he felt his loneliness more than ever.
• Lying there I realized that I had come to love the silence, the loneliness, the serenity, even the tragedy of this valley of shadows.
• When we fired our guns the echoes rolled up and down the river for miles making the feeling of loneliness still more keen, as the sound died faintly away.
• In her grief and loneliness she thought matters out and arrived at what seemed to her a practical solution.
• His loneliness appealed to her sympathy, and his kindness to her little daughter had won her deepest appreciation.
• Why should he not? There is always room in camp for one more, and no doubt both Helen and her father would be glad of company to break their monotony and loneliness.
• For with Dorothy so much ill, and with no one in the world of my own but Dorothy and our boy, I had hours of profound loneliness.

Similar words containing LONELINES without suffix s

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