Meanings & Emotions
A feeling of complete hopelessness
What is despair?
Pulled suddenly and forcefully.
What is yanked?
Tall and thin, with long arms or legs.
What is lanky?
Made broken, uneven sounds while speaking or running.
What is sputtered?
Limiting the amount of food, fuel, or supplies each person receives.
What is rationing?
Unable to be comforted because of deep sadness.
What is inconsolate?
Sat or fell with the body bent forward and shoulders drooping.
What is slumped?
Large, strong, and muscular.
What is burly?
Shaking slightly from fear, cold, or nervousness.
What is quivering?
Disagreement or resistance to an idea or plan.
What is opposition?
Felt deep sadness after a death or major loss.
What is mourned?
Came out, appeared, or became visible.
What is emerged?
Not strict; willing to forgive mistakes.
What is lenient?
Extremely worried, excited, or rushed.
What is frantic?
Excessive speed or acting too quickly.
What is haste?
In a serious, respectful manner.
What is solemnly?
Moved quickly and awkwardly to get somewhere or do something.
What is scrambled?
Brief and sometimes rude in speech.
What is curt?
With intense energy or desperate effort.
What is feverishly?
Lasting only a short time.
What is fleeting?
Suggesting that something bad or threatening may happen.
What is ominous?
Staring openly, often with surprise or curiosity.
What is gawking?
To frighten someone or make them feel less confident.
What is intimidate?
In a tired or exhausted manner.
What is wearily?
A short period of rest or relief from something difficult.
What is respite?