letdown (Meaning)

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letdown (n)

a feeling of dissatisfaction that results when your expectations are not realized

The graduation ceremony was a letdown after all the anticipation and excitement.
The movie's plot was a letdown, as it failed to live up to the hype.
The company's performance this quarter was a letdown, falling short of expectations.
I'm feeling a bit of a letdown after our trip was canceled.
The team's loss was a letdown, but they're determined to bounce back.
The party was a letdown, with no dancing and a lack of entertainment.
My birthday dinner was a letdown, as the food was subpar.
The job offer was a letdown, as it was for a position below my qualifications.
The new album was a letdown, featuring repetitive and uninspired songs.
The news about the company's downsizing was a letdown for all the employees.

a feeling of dissatisfaction that results when your expectations are not realized

dismay, frustration,disappointment,dissatisfaction, sorrow, sadness, gloominess, gloom, discontentedness, disgruntlement

content, contentment, contentment, gratification,satisfaction, satisfaction, content, gratification, fulfilment, fulfilment

The graduation ceremony was a letdown after all the anticipation and excitement.

The movie's plot was a letdown, as it failed to live up to the hype.

The company's performance this quarter was a letdown, falling short of expectations.

I'm feeling a bit of a letdown after our trip was canceled.