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lonesomeness

NOUN
  1. a disposition toward being alone

How To Use lonesomeness In A Sentence

  • The man who sings with the kind of lonesomeness associated with Hank Williams has cultivated a major following in the western region over the past decade.
  • Higgins' major themes are travel and lonesomeness.
  • Her little liking for Royall himself he has destroyed by making, in his "lonesomeness," a single false step toward her. Some Stories of the Month
  • So for a week he floated with the current of casual dissipation and then, caught for an hour by a refluent eddy of lonesomeness, ” four parts of the pentamerous clover-leaf were paired lovers, ” he penned a missive which might have changed much in his future career: He sent to Christian Schwan a formal proposal for the hand of Margarete. The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
  • Did perhaps their hearts despond, because lonesomeness had swallowed me like a whale?
  • It's a curious kind of lonesomeness; but, all right, I will. A Horse's Tale
  • Believe it or not she began to get used to the lonesomeness.
  • For his love alone does she remain in that contemptible town, suffering the lonesomeness of teenage cruelty.
  • So for a week he floated with the current of casual dissipation and then, caught for an hour by a refluent eddy of lonesomeness, -- four parts of the pentamerous clover-leaf were paired lovers, -- he penned a missive which might have changed much in his future career: He sent to Christian Schwan a formal proposal for the hand of The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
  • Her lonesomeness was a fertile swamp from which poltergeists of the past would rise and rot her mind. Pistol
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