Definition of "disconsolation" [dis•con•so•la•tion]

• The state of being disconsolate; gloom. (noun)

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• "Rose just stood there, a look of disconsolation on her face as she stared into the future."
• "The longest transposals look rather boring, since they are all minor variations: congregationalists congregationalists congregationalist congregationalist algorithmically logarithmically representatives representatives congregational congregational establishments establishments egocentrically geocentrically certifications rectifications consolidations disconsolation conservatoires conservatories"
• "Diego's wife later had two other pregnancies, both of which failed in miscarriage, "from which we are truly in a state of disconsolation, so that all that we have earned [here] gives us no joy in that God has not given us any heirs.""