loneliness
solidão
definition
noun
feelings of depression and loneliness
sadness because one has no friends or company.
the loneliness of the farm
(of a place) the quality of being unfrequented and remote; isolation.
translation of 'loneliness'
noun
isolamento,
solidão
example
the 'loneliness' of a sailor's life
Helping to ease the sense of isolation or 'loneliness' , talk therapy focuses on revising the negative thoughts and feelings associated with depression.
A numb frozen 'loneliness' came over him and overpowered him.
The 'loneliness' forced upon her by her sickness is what makes her so special.
Soon I realized I was using his energy to fill the 'loneliness' I felt.
Especially on the left, the defeat in 1849 provoked a period of reassessment which, together with the hardship and 'loneliness' of political exile, led to some substantial political realignments.
Studies have shown that 'loneliness' can contribute to poor health and illness.
Hopefully my 'loneliness' hasn't permeated my writing and bummed you all out.
feelings of depression and 'loneliness'
the 'loneliness' of the farm
Females who were taught not to trust strangers consistently experienced greater fear of intimacy and more 'loneliness' than did those who were not trained to distrust strangers.
Indeed, being alone in a crowd can give us a profound sense of 'loneliness' .
However, you can learn to live with 'loneliness' , to overcome it and survive.
What does transpire, then, is a genuine tale of loss, 'loneliness' , and a wrenching longing for personal redemption.
He finds his comfortable 'loneliness' turned upside down when a Chinese American woman enters his world and challenges him to embrace life.
'loneliness' is not a nice thing
Does the applicant act out of an aching 'loneliness' , out of a need to have and control a source of love and affectional response?
the 'loneliness' of the farm
I like the 'loneliness' of it, because there's not so many people you have to deal with.
Internationally, there is widespread concern with a break down in community values in developed countries and unacceptable levels of isolation, 'loneliness' and social disintegration, to which Ireland is not immune.
the 'loneliness' of a sailor's life
feelings of depression and 'loneliness'
He complained to his friends about the 'loneliness' of his position, the crushing responsibility he had and the lack of clear political guidance.
After the funeral, visits and invitations to those bereaved might help ease some of the 'loneliness' and isolation.
He wept for his cousin, he wept for his 'loneliness' , and most of all he wept for the only woman he could ever love.
It charted the bittersweetness of motherhood, the 'loneliness' of being stuck in the countryside and the hilarity of daily life.
'Loneliness' has rarely sounded so celebratory or inviting.
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