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Discover LudwigThe phrase "feel deserted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an emotional state brought about by feeling isolated or abandoned. For example, "When no one showed up to my birthday party, I felt deserted."
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We feel deserted, marginalised.
Our allies and friends will feel deserted and betrayed.
On that week, it can feel deserted, like your own private ski resort.
Deluxe hotels in Miami Beach like the Delano and the Setai can feel deserted on some days, one's footsteps echoing along terrazzo halls.
Gordon, now 205 pounds, left for college three years after his sister, and neither of my children is home much anymore, but I never feel deserted until Halloween comes around.
We know the costs of these decisions, and see them in our deteriorating relationships with other agencies (schools, nurseries, children's centres) who feel deserted and under-skilled, with parents who are left worrying, and most importantly, with children themselves.
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The campus felt deserted.
Still, many residents said they felt deserted.
To this day, much of the river feels deserted.
The shoemaker also feels deserted by his father, who failed to leave Italy as Hitler advanced.
His house feels deserted, and the curtains in a downstairs room are always drawn.
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