Is despair the same as stunts?

Despair and stunts have different meanings. Despair means "cut off" and stunt means "unique", so they definitely have different meanings.

Definition of words:

1, despair

Cut off hope.

Wen Yiduo's stagnant water: "This is a desperate stagnant water, and the breeze can't move at all."

2, stunts

Also known as "unique". Superb skill.

Chen Yi's poem "Sending an Old Friend to the South" says: "If I don't move, the enemy won't notice. If I move, the wind will blow the leaves away. At this time, the stunt, the opponent An Cuo? "

The pronoun of despair:? Despair, disappointment

Acrobatics synonym: stunt

1, disappointed

Lose hope; Disappointed.

Cao Yu's Thunderstorm Scene 1: "Her eyes are often filled with the pain and resentment of a young woman who is disappointed."

2. Trick

Or stunts.

Jun Qing's Ode to Autumn in Tom Chang: "I never thought that this old man still has such stunts."