letting down (Meaning)

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letting down (n)

the act of causing something to move to a lower level

No strong antonyms found.

Her constant lateness was letting down the entire team.
I felt let down when my friend canceled our plans at the last minute.
The company's declining profits were letting down shareholders.
The student was letting down his parents with his poor grades.
The politician's broken promises were letting down his constituents.
The actor's lackluster performance let down the entire cast.
The teacher felt let down by her students' lack of effort.
The runner was devastated after letting down his coach in the big race.
The product's poor quality let down the customers who had high expectations.
The government was letting down its citizens by failing to provide basic services.

the act of causing something to move to a lower level

disappointing,failing, cheating, dissatisfying, bumming (out), chagrining, upsetting, disgruntling, disillusioning, deluding

gratifying, contenting, gratifying, contenting, satisfying,satisfying, fulfilling, fulfilling,, gladdening

Her constant lateness was letting down the entire team.

I felt let down when my friend canceled our plans at the last minute.

The company's declining profits were letting down shareholders.

The student was letting down his parents with his poor grades.