US /ˈdɛspərɪtlɪ/
・UK /'despərətlɪ/
Feel so desperately that you're right...
It feels so desperately that you're right, yet to fail nonetheless.
There is high precipitation expected⏤that's desperately needed.
And, also, the tides are expected to shift and bring that water⏤desperately⏤back into the city.
You can also find an attention-seeker here who tries way too hard and desperately need approval from other people.
And then, ultimately, I think what that's done is it's bought him respect in the dress room, and ten Hag desperately needs that.
The only good relationship, the only relationship worth mourning, would be one to which two people desperately wanted to belong.
There's now a huge police presence in this city with reinforcements brought in as the authorities tried desperately to contain the violence.
There's now a huge police presence in this city, with reinforcements brought in as the authorities try desperately to contain the violence.
He looked around desperately, but the village was far away.
He looked around desperately, but the village was far away.
Frollo desperately wanted to see Esmerelda immerse in the fire, something which actually does end up happening.
Frollo desperately wanted to see Esmeralda immersed in the fire—something which actually does end up happening.
The idea of the Trump administration being desperately keen on freedom of speech, when you think of the way that he potentially goes after people from his former administration who are facing real legal difficulties as a result simply of things that they said.
And, you know, the idea of the Trump administration being desperately keen on freedom of speech, when you think of the way that he potentially goes after.
Trump is desperately looking for a scapegoat.
Trump is desperately looking for a scapegoat.