Words Of Despair

noun a deep hole or shaft that seems to have no bottom

adjective having no apparent limits or boundaries

• The researchers discovered a bottomless pit in the cave, leading to further exploration.
• I heard that old mine is like a bottomless pit, you could search forever and never find the end.
• Her appetite is a bottomless pit, she can eat so much junk food and never get full.
• The amount of work on my desk feels like a bottomless pit, I can never seem to finish it all.

adjective a phrase used to describe someone or something that is in a very advanced state, usually in a negative sense

• The patient's condition is already too far gone for any treatment to be effective.
• I think his relationship is far gone, they hardly talk to each other anymore.
• Dude, your phone is so far gone, you need to get a new one.
• By the time we realized the seriousness of the situation, it was already far gone.

adjective a feeling or state of despair; without hope

• The situation seemed truly hopeless as the team fell further behind in the game.
• I feel so hopeless about passing this exam, I just can't seem to understand the material.
• I'm feeling totally hopeless about finding a job in this economy.
• Her heart felt heavy and her spirit felt hopeless after hearing the tragic news.

noun a type of word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a type of word that describes or modifies a noun

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence

• Being exiled from society was considered a fate worse than death in ancient times.
• For some people, losing their phone is a fate worse than death.
• Getting grounded for a month is like a fate worse than death for teenagers.
• To a food lover, a life without delicious meals would be a fate worse than death.