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Discover LudwigThe phrase "feel desperate" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strong and intense feeling of hopelessness or urgency. Example: "As the deadline approached, she began to feel desperate, realizing she had not started the assignment yet."
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"She did feel desperate after the deaths.
Do they ever feel desperate?
Who, at times, wouldn't feel desperate?
The women may have good reason to feel desperate.
So I feel desperate to say the right thing, and it just makes me incredibly nervous".
Women who feel desperate enough to seek an abortion are not easily deterred.
Despite its imperfections, Mr. Rogich, who is 55, said the Bush campaign should hardly feel desperate.
I don't feel desperate, that now he's gone, everything is gone.
Suddenly there's no time left, and it makes me feel desperate.
"I feel desperate, but I don't know what to do," one man says after describing his work as a killer.
You're just causing women who are in these situations who feel desperate to take desperate measures".
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