Sentence of desolate and somber In one sentence

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The desolate island he had managed to barely swim to drove the lone shipwreck survivor to feel more somber than exhausted.

“Desolate” is a term given to an area that is void of things. For instance, it is term frequently given to areas void of people and plants, like a desert island. “Somber” is a term that can mean depressed or sad. A sentence that contains both of these words follows: “The desolate island he had managed to barely swim to drove the lone shipwreck survivor to feel more somber than exhausted.”

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