a big disappointment

Frequency: 8.317.5 per million words

Refers to a person or thing that causes great disappointment.

disappointmentADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

big

Examples (10)

  • It was a big disappointment to us when she left.
  • The new restaurant everyone was raving about turned out to be a big disappointment.
  • The star player's performance in the final was a big disappointment for the fans.
  • After all the hype, the season finale proved to be a big disappointment.
  • Not getting the promotion was a big disappointment, but I'll move on.
  • His latest novel has been a big disappointment compared to his previous works.
  • The quarterly sales figures were a big disappointment to the board of directors.
  • For me, the movie was a big disappointment; the book was much better.
  • It would be a big disappointment if the festival is cancelled due to weather.
  • As a leader, he proved to be a big disappointment to his supporters.