English to Irish Meaning of despair - éadóchas

Despair :
éadóchas

díomá, éadóchas, éadóchais, ligean síos, faonluí, ghruaim, caillteanais de dhóchas

éadóchas, bheith lionn dubh, bheith brónach, a caitheadh ​​síos, bheith gorm, titim, theipeann

éadóchasdespaireddespairingdespairs
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Definitions of despair in English
Noun(1) a state in which all hope is lost or absent(2) the feeling that everything is wrong and nothing will turn out well
Verb(1) abandon hope; give up hope; lose heart
Examples of despair in English
(1) We despair for the future of the world.(2) he was beginning to despair of ever knowing(3) In her wake, the chaos of despair is overwhelming.(4) we should not despair(5) The disruption caused to the hall, added to the cost of replacing the windows has left local people in despair .(6) Jocelyn fought back tears; she could not stand to see such despair filling his eyes.(7) A wave of despair washed over him, taking away all of his heated frustration.(8) Meanwhile I continue to despair for the future of this city.(9) The despair in her eyes made her seem older than she actually was.(10) they drove me to despair(11) I fell into despair(12) he was in despair(13) Admittedly, these flights each followed bouts of suicidal despair .(14) a voice full of self-hatred and despair(15) in despair , I hit the bottle(16) Their lack of determination is thought to be something like the despair felt by human sufferers of depression.
Related Phrases of despair
(1) in despair ::
i éadóchas
Synonyms
Noun
3. discouragement ::
discouragement
4. desperation ::
éadóchais
5. distress ::
anacair
6. anguish ::
anguish
8. despondency ::
despondency
9. depression ::
dúlagar
11. melancholy ::
lionn dubh
12. misery ::
misery
14. defeatism ::
defeatism
15. pessimism ::
pessimism
Verb
16. lose hope ::
Tá súil chailleadh
17. abandon hope ::
thréigean súil
18. give up ::
éirigh as
19. lose heart ::
croí chailleadh
20. lose faith ::
creideamh chailleadh
21. be discouraged ::
a dhímholadh
22. be despondent ::
a despondent
23. be demoralized ::
a demoralised
24. resign oneself ::
éirí as an duine féin
25. be pessimistic ::
bheith Doirbh
Different Forms
despair, despaired, despairing, despairs
Word Example from TV Shows
Don't despair, Ser Davos.

Don't DESPAIR, Ser Davos.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 1

We must be strong for those we love. We cannot give in to despair.

We must be strong for those we love. We cannot give in to DESPAIR.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 7

You mustn't despair. Your claim is true. You will be victorious.

You mustn't DESPAIR. Your claim is true. You will be victorious.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 5

Really touch on the fear and despair.

Really touch on the fear and DESPAIR.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 4

So you're saying, if in the depths of despair she throws herself at you...

So you're saying, if in the depths of DESPAIR she throws herself at you...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 17

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