Word of the Day: Disappoint
The word “disappoint” is used when a person is unhappy with a situation. In this case, there was an expectation for a positive outcome or a belief that something good would happen, but instead the opposite occurred.
- You really disappoint me.
- I’m very disappointed in you.
- Many Americans are very disappointed by the results of the election.
- Democrats are disappointed that so many Republicans supported a nominee with a pessimistic view of America.
- It’s very disappointing that a well-qualified candidate was beaten by someone who has no experience as an elected official and has very little knowledge of government or the U.S. Constitution.
The word “disappointment” is a noun:
- It’s a huge disappointment to learn that a large number of Americans supported a candidate who has a history of making unwelcome advances upon women.
- Disappointment with the election results will show in the faces of those who believe a great opportunity has been lost, and a huge mistake has been made.
Essential English Dictionary
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