Pronunciation
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Adjective
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disappointed (comparative more disappointed, superlative most disappointed)
- Defeated of expectations or hope; experiencing disappointment; let down.
After all his anticipation, the trip left him deeply disappointed.
- Having had a marriage proposal rejected.
1887, Harriet W. Daly, Digging, Squatting, and Pioneering Life in the Northern Territory of South Australia, page 141:Scattered here and there amongst the steerage passengers were men of a different class: men whose previous lives had not fitted them for the hard and uncertain lot that certainly lay before them - pale-faced boys from Melbourne shops; middle-aged and disappointed men; one and all hoping for a turn of luck in the lottery of the newly-discovered goldfield.
- Expressing or indicating disappointment.
a disappointed tone / face / silence
Usage notes
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The following examples illustrate common usage:
- She was disappointed in you. (i.e. Your actions, attitude, etc. disappointed her.)
- She was disappointed with her performance.
- She was disappointed at being left out.
- She was disappointed to be left out.
- She was disappointed that you didn’t go to her party.
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defeated of hope or expectation
- Afrikaans: teleurgesteld
- Ainu: ヤイピラ (yaipira)
- Albanian: i zhgënjyer (sq), deshpruar
- Arabic: خَائِب الأَمَل (ḵāʔib al-ʔamal)
- Armenian: հիասթափված (hiastʻapʻvac)
- Azerbaijani: məyus (az)
- Basque: etsite
- Belarusian: расчарава́ны (rasčaravány)
- Bulgarian: разочаро́ван (bg) (razočaróvan)
- Burmese: စိတ်ပျက် (my) (citpyak)
- Catalan: decebut
- Cebuano: nasagmuyo
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 敗興／败兴 (zh) (bàixìng), 失望 (zh) (shīwàng)
- Czech: rozčarovaný, zklamaný (cs)
- Danish: skuffet, skuffede
- Dutch: teleurgesteld (nl)
- Esperanto: seniluziigita
- Finnish: pettynyt (fi)
- French: déçu (fr)
- Galician: decepcionado
- Georgian: იმედგაცრუებული (imedgacruebuli)
- German: enttäuscht (de)
- Greek: απογοητευμένος (el) (apogoïtevménos)
- Gujarati: નિરાશ (nirāś)
- Hausa: masanan basu ji dadin
- Hebrew: מאוכזב (meukhzav)
- Hindi: निराश (hi) (nirāś)
- Hungarian: csalódott (hu)
- Icelandic: vonsvikinn (is), vonbrigðum
- Igbo: emechu ihu
- Indonesian: kecewa (id)
- Irish: díomách, díomá a bheith ort (to be disappointed)
- Italian: deluso (it) m
- Japanese: 失望した (ja) (しつぼうした, shitsubō shita)
- Javanese: kuciwa (jv)
- Kazakh: көңілі қалған (köñılı qalğan), разочаровался (razoçarovalsä)
- Khmer: ខកចិត្ត (khakchet)
- Korean: 실망하다 (ko) (silmanghada)
- Lao: ຜິດຫວັງ (phit wang)
- Latin: dēstitūtus (la)
- Latvian: vīlušies, vīlies
- Lithuanian: nusivylusi, nusivylęs
- Luxembourgish: enttäuscht
- Macedonian: разочаран (razočaran)
- Malagasy: diso fanantenana
- Malay: kecewa (ms)
- Malayalam: നിരാശരാണ് (nirāśarāṇŭ), നിരാശ (ml) (nirāśa)
- Maltese: diżappuntat
- Maori: ngere (due to personal failure), matekiri, pāpōuri
- Marathi: निराश (nirāś)
- Mongolian: урам хугарсан (uram xugarsan)
- Nepali: निराश (nirāś)
- Norman: dêchu, dêmîns, d'sappointé
- Norwegian: skuffet
- Nynorsk: vonbroten, vonsviken
- Plautdietsch: entstalt
- Polish: rozczarowany (pl), zawiedziony (pl)
- Portuguese: decepcionado (pt), desapontado (pt)
- Punjabi: ਨਿਰਾਸ਼ (nirāś)
- Romanian: dezamăgit (ro), decepționat (ro)
- Russian: разочаро́ванный (ru) m (razočaróvannyj)
- Serbo-Croatian: razočaran (sh), разочаран
- Sinhalese: බලාපොරොත්තු සුන් (balāporottu sun)
- Slovak: sklamaný
- Slovene: razočaran (sl), razočarani
- Spanish: decepcionado (es)
- Sundanese: kuciwa (su), kucewa
- Swedish: besviken (sv)
- Tagalog: bigo (tl)
- Tamil: ஏமாற்றம் (ta) (ēmāṟṟam)
- Thai: ผิดหวัง (th) (pìt-wǎng)
- Turkish: hayal kırıklığına uğramış
- Ukrainian: розчаро́ваний (rozčaróvanyj)
- Uzbek: hafsalasi pir boʻldi
- Vietnamese: thất vọng (vi) (失望)
- Welsh: siomedig (cy)
- West Frisian: teloarsteld, teleurgesteld
- Yiddish: דיסאַפּויניד (disapoynid)
- Zulu: badumazeke
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disappointed
- simple past and past participle of disappoint
