Sentence of desolate and somber in one sentence

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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