desperately
desesperadamente
definition
adverb
he looked around desperately
in a way that shows despair.
example
Jodie 'desperately' wants to be famous, but all she ever does is complain about how she's treated.
Back in the wheelhouse he was confronted by the huge ship and 'desperately' tried to swing the wheel to head away.
Pretending he is a songwriting genius, however, is 'desperately' wide of the mark.
We 'desperately' need age, experience and character on the backbenches of our parliament.
The man, who has worked at the lake for five years, said the site 'desperately' needs a clean-up.
I am 'desperately' disappointed
It was a 'desperately' disappointing championship for the conglomerate of Scots.
Rescue workers battled 'desperately' to save a cow which had fallen into a stretch of the River.
The only option that comes to mind is a 'desperately' unoriginal one - the dreaded book token.
She was 'desperately' trying to maintain a family life and progress her career.
It is 'desperately' disappointing to win so much primary possession and then not to be able to hold on to it.
We all feel 'desperately' for a little girl who has lost both parents in such grim and public circumstances.
When militias attacked her village the young mother ran 'desperately' for her life.
But, at the beginning of the week she was at her wits end 'desperately' trying to save the club.
Kane has been 'desperately' attempting to track down Gavin, but has had absolutely no success.
We 'desperately' need a similar increase in measures to deter the thieves, the robbers and the yobs.
They waved and banged on the window, trying 'desperately' to get some reaction from us, or to throw us off.
He 'desperately' tried to get control of the car but crashed into a lamppost.
Some thriller writers, he admits, do 'desperately' want to be taken seriously, but not him.
He tells her that he is 'desperately' unhappy and that his marriage is over.
Workers are now 'desperately' searching for the female deer, who they believe is still at large.
Within a week he was 'desperately' poorly again, and this time did not recover.
he 'desperately' needed a drink
Both the Metropolitan Police and his family are now 'desperately' concerned for his safety.
We 'desperately' need more clinics for treating people and educating them about the dangers.
I've been struggling on in multiple jumpers and shirts 'desperately' trying to keep warm.
he 'desperately' needed a drink
he looked around 'desperately'
Modern Britain 'desperately' needs modern railways, run by professionals who care.
The Irish province have come 'desperately' close in the past, competing in two of the last six finals.
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