great disappointment

Frequency: 8.518.0 per million words

Used to describe a very strong feeling of disappointment.

disappointmentADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

great

Examples (10)

  • He has proved a great disappointment to those hoping for change in the region.
  • The dropping of these tour dates was a great disappointment for the many fans of the band.
  • To my great disappointment, the event was canceled at the last minute.
  • The season finale turned out to be a great disappointment for viewers who expected a clear resolution.
  • She couldn't hide her great disappointment when she wasn't chosen for the team.
  • After all the hype, the new restaurant was a great disappointment.
  • Learning that the funding was denied came as a great disappointment to the entire research team.
  • As a leader, he was a great disappointment, failing to deliver on his promises.
  • It is with great disappointment that we announce the postponement of the festival.
  • I felt a sense of great disappointment when I saw my exam results.