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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lonely boy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a boy who feels isolated or without companionship.
Example: "In the corner of the playground, a lonely boy sat on the swings, watching the other children play."
Alternatives: "an isolated boy" or "a solitary boy."
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Oh, oh, what a lonely boy".
A lonely boy attempts to swallow his father's wedding ring.
There he is, a lonely boy, with no real friends.
It starts with a lonely boy wishing that his teddy bear would come to life.
I was a lonely boy who lived to read, escape into music and tell himself stories.
More than Lucy's race there is her Southernness in a cold climate — a climate that the narrator, clearly a lonely boy the way Capote, the only child of an alcoholic mother, was a lonely boy, identifies with.
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The movie begins with a plausible sketch of an imaginative, lonely boy who feels neglected.
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