Despondent implies a deep dejection arising from a conviction of the uselessness of further effort. Very bad and not likely to succeed or improve Completely without skill at a particular activity
Hopeless So Frantic Leaks
Hopeless, despairing, despondent, desperate all describe an absence of hope
Hopeless is used of a feeling of futility and passive abandonment of oneself to fate
Hopeless and grim, he still clung to the cliff. Having no possibility of being solved or dealt with Having no hope or chance of changing or improving American heritage® dictionary of the english language, fifth edition.
Someone or something that is hopeless is certain to fail or be unsuccessful I don't believe your situation is as hopeless as you think A doctor is there to treat and to cure, not to dismiss anyone as a hopeless case. Definition of hopeless adjective from the oxford advanced learner's dictionary
If something is hopeless, there is no hope that it will get better or succeed
It's hopeless trying to convince her We won't bother to appeal—it's a hopeless case He felt that his life was a hopeless mess. Hope is an optimistic state of mind that is based on an expectation of positive outcomes with respect to events and circumstances in one's own life, or the world at large
[2] among its opposites are dejection, hopelessness, and despair [3] hope finds expression through many. Some common synonyms of hopeless are despairing, desperate, and despondent While all these words mean having lost all or nearly all hope, hopeless suggests despair and the cessation of effort or resistance and often implies acceptance or resignation.
