lonesome

/'lounli/ Cách viết khác : (lonesome) /'lounsəm/
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lonesome

A traveler sits on a lonesome bench overlooking the valley.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Feeling sad due to being alone: Describes a state of unhappiness or dejection caused by solitude or lack of companionship.
    • Remote and desolate: Describes a place that is isolated, unfrequented, and often inducing a feeling of solitude.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • She felt lonesome after her children moved away.
    • The lonesome howl of a coyote echoed across the valley.
    • He walked down the lonesome country road.
Advanced Usage
  • "Lonesome for (someone/something)": To miss someone or something deeply, feeling their absence.
    • After moving to the city, she was lonesome for the open fields of her hometown.
Variants and Related Words
  • Lonesomeness (noun): The state or quality of being lonesome.
    • The lonesomeness of the desert was overwhelming.
Synonyms
  • Lonely: Unhappy because of being alone or without friends.
  • Solitary: Being, living, or going alone.
  • Desolate: Feeling or showing great unhappiness or loneliness; also describing a barren, empty place.
  • Forlorn: Pitifully sad and abandoned or lonely.
Related Idioms
  • On one's lonesome: Completely alone; by oneself.
    • He had to finish the project on his lonesome.
lonesome

A traveler sits on a lonesome bench overlooking the valley.

Adjective
  1. marked by dejection from being alone
    • felt sad and lonely
    • the loneliest night of the week
    • lonesome when her husband is away
    • spent a lonesome hour in the bar
  2. being the only one; single and isolated from others
    • the lone doctor in the entire county
    • a lonesome pine
    • an only child
    • the sole heir
    • the sole example
    • a solitary instance of cowardice
    • a solitary speck in the sky

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