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What is the adjective for desperation?

There isn't one single perfect adjective for "desperation." Here are a few options depending on the nuance you want to convey:

Strongest:

* Desperate: This is the most direct adjective, but it can be quite strong.

* Pleading: This implies a sense of urgency and begging.

* Dire: This conveys a sense of extreme urgency and danger.

More nuanced:

* Frantic: This suggests a state of intense anxiety and agitation.

* Pitiful: This emphasizes the sadness and helplessness associated with desperation.

* Hopeless: This highlights the feeling of having no options left.

* Dejected: This focuses on the feeling of discouragement and defeat.

* Distraught: This emphasizes the emotional turmoil and distress.

The best choice will depend on the specific context and the emotion you want to highlight.

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