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Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes the concept of despair, hopelessness, and losing hope, especially in relation to divine mercy. It can also extend to meanings of preventing or withholding, and in some classical contexts, refers to dried grapes.
Derived headwords
- 1.to despairboth
To lose hope completely, often in a profound or spiritual sense.
- 2.to be preventedclassical
To be withheld or stopped from doing something.
- 1.despairboth
The state of complete hopelessness and loss of expectation.
- 2.extreme despairclassical
The most intense form of despair, particularly from something.
- 1.he despairsboth
Present tense verb indicating the act of losing hope.
- 1.despairingboth
One who is in a state of despair or has lost hope.
- 1.to despair (form II)classical
To cause despair in others.
- 1.dried grapesclassical
A term for dried grapes, similar to raisins.
- 1.despairing personclassical
An individual who is in a state of despair.
- 1.to despair (form IV)classical
To cause someone to despair.
- 1.preventionclassical
The act of withholding or preventing something.
- 2.dried grapesclassical
Dried grapes, also known as raisins.
- 1.despairingclassical
One who is in a state of despair.
- 1.to despair (form V)classical
To become despairing.
- 1.to despair (form VI)classical
To despair collectively or mutually.
- 1.to despair (form VII)classical
To become despairing.
- 1.to despair (form VIII)classical
To despair.
- 1.to despair (form IX)classical
To become despairing (rare).
- 1.to despair (form X)classical
To cause despair.
- 1.despairing personclassical
A person who is in a state of despair.
- 1.despairclassical
A state of hopelessness.
- 2.cut offclassical
Something that is cut off or severed.