Disconsolate (adjective)

Feeling or showing deep sadness and despair, especially as a result of a loss or disappointment.

Origin:

From the latin disconsolatus, from dis-, meaning "apart," and consolatus, meaning "consoled.".

Examples:

1. The bereaved family was inconsolable, unable to find comfort in anything after the loss of their loved one.
2. The disconsolate expression on her face revealed the depth of her disappointment.
3. The disconsolate mood of the city was palpable after the sudden loss of their beloved mayor.
4. The disconsolate tone of his voice made it clear that he was still grieving the loss of his wife.
5. Despite their efforts to cheer him up, the disconsolate man remained despondent and sad.