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lonesomeness

/ˈləʊn.səm.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o estado ou a tendência de estar só, frequentemente associado a sentimentos de solidão ou isolamento.

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noun

/ˈləʊn.səm.nəs/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o estado ou a tendência de estar só, frequentemente associado a sentimentos de solidão ou isolamento.

A noun referring to a state or disposition of being alone, often associated with feelings of solitude or isolation.

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  1. Preference for solitudeC1formal

    A natural tendency or desire to spend time alone rather than with others.

    ptPreferência pela solidão

    • His lonesomeness was a quiet choice, not a result of shyness.
    • She cherished her lonesomeness, finding it essential for creative work.
    • Some people mistake his lonesomeness for unfriendliness, but he simply values his alone time.
    • The poet's lonesomeneness allowed him to write deeply reflective verses.

    Sinônimosprivacyreclusivenessseclusionsolitudewithdrawal

  2. State of being alone and sadC1formal

    The feeling of sorrow or melancholy that comes from being alone, often with a sense of emptiness.

    ptSolidão

    • After moving to a new city, she experienced a profound lonesomeness.
    • The old man's lonesomeness was visible in the way he stared out the window.
    • There is a difference between solitude and lonesomeness; one is peaceful, the other painful.
    • He tried to fill his lonesomeness with phone calls, but it still lingered.

    Sinônimosalonenessdesolationforlornnessisolationlonelinesssolitude

    Antônimoscompanionshipsociabilitytogetherness

Formas
  • lonesomenesses plural form
  • lonesomenesses' possessive plural form
  • lonesomeness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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