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Juan
Desperation-Despair What's the difference?
2011年6月6日 11:43
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Hi Juan. Despair simply means hopelessness. Desperation is a reckless, violent condition caused by despair. Examples: He was full of despair because his mother had died. He robbed the bank, out of sheer desperation in order to pay back his gambling debts.
2011年6月7日
They are both nouns. Desparation is the felling of being desparate. You'd do almost anything for someyhing. Despair is the felling of hopelessness or uselessness.
2011年6月6日
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