loneliness
Definition of loneliness:
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part of speech: noun
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Common misspellings:
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- loneyness (0.1%)
- lonliness (70.1%)
- lonlieness (3.1%)
- lonleiness (0.3%)
- lonleyness (2.1%)
- lonilness (0.3%)
- loneless (0.3%)
- lonliless (0.3%)
- lonlyness (3.7%)
- lonleness (0.1%)
- llonelinessthat (0.3%)
- loneiness (0.4%)
- lonelinesss (0.6%)
- lonelyness (15.4%)
- lonelinness (0.4%)
- lonelness (0.4%)
- loniness (0.9%)
- loniliness (0.6%)
- onliness (0.3%)
Usage examples for loneliness:
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She could have cried with pity at the thought of her own loneliness
"The Captives" – Hugh Walpole -
For a minute or two its sudden and complete disappearance leaves the world chill and desolate; a cold hand clutches at the human heart; a loneliness enters the soul.
"There was a King in Egypt" – Norma Lorimer -
How do we explain it, then, from his point of view, that this stream of people, representative of a widespread society, is utterly indifferent to that Figure so pathetic in its loneliness so tragic in its appeal, and almost aggressive in its sorrow?
"Men in the Making" – Ambrose Shepherd -
Sonali had been there longer than the others- for three days, there had been no one but herself out there in the loneliness of space.
"The Penal Cluster" – Ivar Jorgensen (AKA Randall Garrett)