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😞disappointed

adjective
/ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd/
disappoint disappointment

Meaning

sad or displeased because something has not happened as expected
sad because something has not happened or is not as good as expected

Example Sentences

She was disappointed with her exam results.

She was disappointed with her exam results.

Example Expressions

disappointed in someone

Synonyms

dissatisfied, upset, frustrated, let down, displeased, dismayed, dejected, disheartened
Entry 1
dissatisfied, upset, frustrated, let down, displeased
Entry 2
upset, dismayed, dejected, disheartened

Antonyms

satisfied, pleased, content, delighted, encouraged
Entry 1
satisfied, pleased, content
Entry 2
pleased, satisfied, delighted, encouraged

Collocations

feel disappointed, deeply disappointed, disappointed result, disappointed face, disappointed with, disappointed in
Entry 1
feel disappointed, deeply disappointed, disappointed result, disappointed face
Entry 2
disappointed with, disappointed in, deeply disappointed

More Example Sentences

I am too disappointed to talk right now.

We are disappointed in the final result.

I was too disappointed to reply politely.

They were too disappointed to look hopeful.

She was too disappointed to attend the party.

She is disappointed in her friend’s behavior.

We got too disappointed to discuss the result.

They are too disappointed to trust the promise.

They are disappointed in the organizer’s response.

I am disappointed in myself for not preparing well.

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