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body blow
body blow
[noun]

an event or action that causes serious harm, disappointment, or problems

Ex: Losing the contract was a body blow for the company. 
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chagrin
chagrin
[noun]

a state of embarrassment due to failing, getting humiliated, or disappointed

Ex: His chagrin was palpable when he realized he had forgotten his lines during the play. 
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crestfallen
crestfallen
[Adjective]

feeling disappointed and sad, especially due to experiencing an unexpected failure

Ex: He looked crestfallen when he realized he had missed the deadline for submitting his application. 
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to crumple

to wrinkle the face due to intense emotions or age-related changes

Ex: Upon hearing the sad news, she couldn't hold back her tears, causing her face to crumple with grief. 
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dejected
dejected
[Adjective]

feeling downcast, discouraged, or in low spirits

Ex: His dejected expression revealed the disappointment of not getting the promotion. 
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dejection
dejection
[noun]

a state of low spirits, sadness, or melancholy

Ex: The loss in the final match was evident in the players' faces, displaying a collective sense of dejection. 
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to disappoint

to fail to meet someone's expectations or hopes, causing them to feel let down or unhappy

Ex: The movie's ending disappointed many viewers. 
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disappointed
disappointed
[Adjective]

not satisfied or happy with something, because it did not meet one's expectations or hopes

Ex: She felt disappointed when her favorite team lost the championship game. 
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disappointing
disappointing
[Adjective]

not fulfilling one's expectations or hopes

Ex: The disappointing performance of the team in the championship match left fans feeling disheartened. 
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disappointment

dissatisfaction that is resulted from the unfulfillment of one's expectations

Ex: Her face showed clear disappointment when she didn’t get the promotion she had worked so hard for. 
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disapproval

a feeling or expression of not agreeing with or liking something

Ex: Her parents showed disapproval of her decision. 
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disillusioned
disillusioned
[Adjective]

feeling disappointed because someone or something is not as worthy or good as one believed

Ex: After working in politics for years, he became disillusioned with the system's corruption and inefficiency. 
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dismay
dismay
[noun]

the sadness and worry provoked by an unpleasant surprise

Ex: Her face showed dismay when she heard the news of the cancellation. 
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to embitter

to make someone feel angry, upset, or resentful over time

Ex: The unfair treatment embittered him. 
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embittered
embittered
[Adjective]

angry or disappointed for a long time, often showing this feeling

Ex: He became embittered after losing his job. 
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to fail
to fail
[Verb]

to disappoint or abandon someone by not meeting their expectations or providing support

Ex: She promised to help but failed her team when the pressure mounted. 
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gutted
gutted
[Adjective]

experiencing great sadness, shock, or disappointment

Ex: I was absolutely gutted when I found out I didn’t get the job. 
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to lament
to lament
[Verb]

to verbally express deep sadness over a loss or unfortunate situation

Ex: The community gathered to lament the passing of their beloved leader, sharing stories and expressing their deep sorrow. 
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to regret
to regret
[Verb]

to feel sad, sorry, or disappointed about something that has happened or something that you have done, often wishing it had been different

Ex: She regretted not studying harder for the exam and wished she had put in more effort. 
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regretful
regretful
[Adjective]

feeling sorrow or disappointment about a past action, decision, or outcome

Ex: She felt regretful about not pursuing her passion for music when she had the chance. 
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to reproach

to blame someone for a mistake they made

Ex: Disappointed by his actions, she couldn't help but reproach her brother for neglecting his responsibilities. 
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to sigh
to sigh
[Verb]

to express or convey emotions, such as relief, sadness, or contentment, by releasing a deep audible breath

Ex: Overwhelmed by exhaustion, she sighed her resignation to the long day ahead. 
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sorry
sorry
[Adjective]

feeling ashamed or apologetic about something that one has or has not done

Ex: He felt sorry for forgetting his friend's birthday and apologized immediately. 
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wry
wry
[Adjective]

twisted or distorted, often indicating dry or mocking humor

Ex: He gave a wry smile after hearing the sarcastic remark. 
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