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Definition of hope
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Hope (n.) That which is hoped for; an
object
of hope.
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Forlorn
::
Forlorn
(v. t.)
Destitute;
helpless;
in
pitiful
plight;
wretched;
miserable;
almost
hopeless;
desperate.
Demolition
::
Demolition
(n.) The act of
overthrowing,
pulling
down, or
destroying
a pile or
structure;
destruction
by
violence;
utter
overthrow;
--
opposed
to
construction;
as, the
demolition
of a
house,
of
military
works,
of a town, or of
hopes..
Stimulus
::
Stimulus
(v. t.) A goad;
hence,
something
that
rouses
the mind or
spirits;
an
incentive;
as, the hope of gain is a
powerful
stimulus
to labor and
action..
Demoralization
::
Demoralization
(n.) The act of
corrupting
or
subverting
morals.
Especially:
The act of
corrupting
or
subverting
discipline,
courage,
hope, etc., or the state of being
corrupted
or
subverted
in
discipline,
courage,
etc.; as, the
demoralization
of an army or
navy..
Proteaceous
::
Proteaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Proteaceae,
an order of
apetalous
evergreen
shrubs,
mostly
natives
of the Cape of Good Hope or of
Australia..
Oxbane
::
Oxbane
(n.) A
poisonous
bulbous
plant
(Buphane
toxicaria)
of the Cape of Good Hope.
Trust
::
Trust (n.) To hope
confidently;
to
believe;
--
usually
with a
phrase
or
infinitive
clause
as the
object.
Unhoped
::
Unhoped
(a.) Not hoped or
expected.
Smilax
::
Smilax
(n.) A
delicate
trailing
plant
(Myrsiphyllum
asparagoides)
much used for
decoration.
It is a
native
of the Cape of Good Hope.
Amphopeptone
::
Amphopeptone
(n.) A
product
of
gastric
digestion,
a
mixture
of
hemipeptone
and
antipeptone..
Irrelievable
::
Irrelievable
(a.) Not
admitting
relief;
incurable;
hopeless.
Desperation
::
Desperation
(n.) A state of
despair,
or utter
hopeless;
abandonment
of hope;
extreme
recklessness;
reckless
fury..
Alternation
::
Alternation
(n.) The
reciprocal
succession
of
things
in time or
place;
the act of
following
and being
followed
by
turns;
alternate
succession,
performance,
or
occurrence;
as, the
alternation
of day and
night,
cold and heat,
summer
and
winter,
hope and
fear..
Prospect
::
Prospect
(v.) That which is hoped for;
ground
for hope or
expectation;
expectation;
probable
result;
as, the
prospect
of
success..
Deperditely
::
Deperditely
(adv.)
Hopelessly;
despairingly;
in the
manner
of one
ruined;
as,
deperditely
wicked..
Trust
::
Trust (v. i.) To be
confident,
as of
something
future;
to
hope..
Build
::
Build (v. i.) To rest or
depend,
as on a
foundation;
to
ground
one's self or one's hopes or
opinions
upon
something
deemed
reliable;
to rely; as, to build on the
opinions
or
advice
of
others..
Mock
::
Mock (v. t.) To
disappoint
the hopes of; to
deceive;
to
tantalize;
as, to mock
expectation..
Hope
::
Hope (v. t.) To
expect;
to fear.
Disappoint
::
Disappoint
(v. t.) To
defeat
of
expectation
or hope; to
hinder
from the
attainment
of that which was
expected,
hoped,
or
desired;
to balk; as, a man is
disappointed
of his hopes or
expectations,
or his
hopes,
desires,
intentions,
expectations,
or plans are
disappointed;
a bad
season
disappoints
the
farmer
of his
crops;
a
defeat
disappoints
an enemy of his
spoil..
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