Disappointed Sentences
Disappointed means feeling upset or let down due to unmet expectations. e.g., She was disappointed when the concert was canceled.
How to use Disappointed in a sentence
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Disappointed Sentences
You'll be disappointed if you miss the show.
I hate to see you so disappointed.
We were all disappointed to hear the news.
The movie was good, but I was still a bit disappointed.
She felt disappointed in her friend's choices.
I was disappointed by his behavior at the party.
Sarah seemed disappointed with her test results.
My parents were disappointed when I didn't make the team.
He looked at me with a disappointed expression.
Don't be disappointed if it doesn't work out.
My brother was deeply disappointed by the game's outcome.
Are you disappointed in me?
The trip was fun, but the weather was a disappointed.
I was disappointed to see them leave so early.
I could tell she was disappointed by the gift.
The fans were clearly disappointed with the team's performance.
The cake looked amazing, but the taste was a bit disappointed.
We were disappointed with the service at the restaurant.
His disappointed face said it all.
She sounded disappointed on the phone.
I don't want to be a disappointed again.
We were both disappointed with how the evening turned out.
They were disappointed that the event was postponed.
The kids were disappointed that the park was closed.
They were very disappointed with the hotel room.
They were disappointed to find the store closed.
He was disappointed that he couldn't go on the trip.
His reaction made me feel even more disappointed.
I'm disappointed that you didn't tell me sooner.
I was disappointed that she didn't come to the party.
They looked disappointed when they didn't win the prize.
The teacher seemed disappointed with our project.
The concert was good, but I was slightly disappointed.
They were disappointed by the quality of the food.
The crowd was visibly disappointed by the announcement.
I was disappointed to see him go.
We're so disappointed that we missed the show.
You seemed disappointed with the final decision.
She was disappointed to find out the truth.
I was so disappointed when I missed the sale.
He was disappointed by the lack of enthusiasm.
She was disappointed that no one remembered her birthday.
It's natural to feel disappointed when things don't go as planned.
I was disappointed that the book ended so abruptly.
She was disappointed by his lack of commitment.
It's hard not to be disappointed in such situations.
I was disappointed by the results of the poll.
I don't want you to be disappointed with me.
She seemed disappointed with the way things turned out.
It's a shame you're feeling so disappointed.
Disappointed Definitions
Disappointed describes a sense of dissatisfaction due to unfulfilled hopes.
He was disappointed with his grade on the test.
Disappointed refers to feeling disheartened because of unachieved goals.
The artist was disappointed with the reception of his new painting.
Disappointed means feeling sad because expectations were not met.
The team was disappointed after losing the game.
Disappointed expresses the emotion experienced when one's hopes are dashed.
I was disappointed when it started to rain on our picnic day.
Disappointed signifies the feeling of letdown when desired outcomes don't occur.
She was disappointed that her friends forgot her birthday.
Disappointed conveys a sentiment of regret due to unforeseen setbacks.
The children were disappointed when the trip got canceled.
Disappointed Idioms & Phrases
Secretly disappointed
Feeling let down but not showing it openly.
She was secretly disappointed that he didn't remember their anniversary.
Openly disappointed
Clearly showing feelings of disappointment.
He was openly disappointed with the team's effort.
Disappointed in spades
Extremely disappointed.
After watching the movie, he was disappointed in spades with the storyline.
Beyond disappointed
More than just feeling let down.
She was beyond disappointed when she missed the flight.
Disappointed at heart
Feeling let down on a profound, emotional level.
Even though he smiled, he was disappointed at heart.
Bitterly disappointed
Feeling extremely upset and let down.
He was bitterly disappointed when his application was rejected.
Disappointed but not surprised
Feeling let down, but it was expected.
She was disappointed but not surprised when he forgot again.
Majorly disappointed
Feeling significantly let down.
The fans were majorly disappointed with the game's outcome.
Sorely disappointed
Feeling very upset due to unmet expectations.
They were sorely disappointed with the event's organization.
Deeply disappointed
Feeling an intense sense of letdown.
The director was deeply disappointed with the film's reception.
Disappointed beyond belief
Extremely shocked and let down.
He was disappointed beyond belief when he saw the damage.
Nothing but disappointed
Feeling only negative emotions and no positives.
After reading the book, she felt nothing but disappointed.
Overly disappointed
Feeling more let down than the situation warrants.
He was overly disappointed over such a small mistake.
Disappointed in oneself
Feeling let down by one's own actions or choices.
He was disappointed in himself for not trying harder.
Disappointed in the end
Feeling let down after an event or situation concludes.
They enjoyed the trip but were disappointed in the end because of the weather.
Undeniably disappointed
It's clear and undeniable that one is feeling let down.
After the announcement, he was undeniably disappointed.
Constantly disappointed
Regularly feeling let down.
She felt constantly disappointed by the service at that restaurant.
Disappointed through and through
Feeling completely and thoroughly let down.
After hearing the news, she was disappointed through and through.
Quietly disappointed
Feeling let down without making a big deal about it.
She was quietly disappointed when they didn't visit.
Clear as disappointed
Obviously feeling let down.
It was clear as disappointed that she wasn't happy with the decision.
Common Curiosities
What part of speech is Disappointed?
Adjective.
What is the pronunciation of Disappointed?
Diss-uh-poin-ted.
Which vowel is used before Disappointed?
I.
Why is it called Disappointed?
It derives from "dis-" meaning "the opposite of" and "appoint," indicating a failure to fulfill an expectation or appointment.
What is the verb form of Disappointed?
Disappoint.
What is a stressed syllable in Disappointed?
Point.
What is the root word of Disappointed?
Appoint.
What is the second form of Disappointed?
Disappointed.
How do we divide Disappointed into syllables?
Dis-ap-point-ed.
Which determiner is used with Disappointed?
Determiners like "the," "my," "his," "her," etc. can be used based on context.
What is another term for Disappointed?
Dismayed.
How many syllables are in Disappointed?
Four.
What is the third form of Disappointed?
Disappointed.
What is the plural form of Disappointed?
The word "disappointed" doesn't have a plural form as it's an adjective.
Which article is used with Disappointed?
Depending on context, either "a" or "the" can be used. However, as an adjective, it's often used without an article.
Is Disappointed an adverb?
No.
Is Disappointed an abstract noun?
No, it's an adjective.
What is the opposite of Disappointed?
Elated.
What is the first form of Disappointed?
Disappoint.
What is the singular form of Disappointed?
Disappointed.
How is Disappointed used in a sentence?
It is used as an adjective to describe a feeling or emotion, e.g., "She was disappointed with the results."
Is Disappointed a noun or adjective?
Adjective.
Is Disappointed a vowel or consonant?
The term itself is neither; it's a word. But it starts with a consonant.
Is the word “Disappointed” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
Neither. "Disappointed" is an adjective and not typically used as an object in a sentence.
Which preposition is used with Disappointed?
Disappointed is commonly used with prepositions like "with," "in," "by," and "about."
Is Disappointed a countable noun?
It's not a noun; it's an adjective.
Is the word Disappointed is imperative?
No.
Which conjunction is used with Disappointed?
Conjunctions like "and," "but," "or," etc. can be used based on the structure of the sentence.
Is Disappointed a negative or positive word?
Negative.
Is Disappointed a collective noun?
No.
Is the Disappointed term a metaphor?
No, it's a descriptor of a feeling.
Is the word Disappointed is Gerund?
No.
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