disappointments (Meaning)

disappointments

the act or an instance of disappointing, one that disappoints

No weak antonyms found.

The team's performance was a series of disappointments, failing to meet expectations at every turn.
The holiday turned out to be full of disappointments, with canceled flights and lost luggage.
Her failed relationship left her with a string of disappointments, each more bitter than the last.
The investment proved to be a major disappointment, yielding only minimal returns.
The long-awaited movie was a colossal disappointment, falling far short of the hype surrounding it.
The company's new product launch was met with widespread disappointment due to its numerous flaws.
The once-promising student's academic career was plagued by disappointments, as their grades steadily declined.
The political candidate's campaign turned into a series of disappointments, filled with empty promises and broken trust.
The dinner party was a complete disappointment, with tasteless food and awkward conversation.
The thought of having to attend the boring meeting filled her with an overwhelming sense of disappointment.

the act or an instance of disappointing, one that disappoints

letdowns, losers, failures, lemons, bringdowns, fiascoes,bummers, fizzles,anticlimaxes

successes,winners,

The team's performance was a series of disappointments, failing to meet expectations at every turn.

The holiday turned out to be full of disappointments, with canceled flights and lost luggage.

Her failed relationship left her with a string of disappointments, each more bitter than the last.

The investment proved to be a major disappointment, yielding only minimal returns.