slight disappointment

Frequency: 6.89.2 per million words

Used to describe a small or not very strong feeling of disappointment.

disappointmentADJECTIVE + NOUN

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slight

Examples (10)

  • I felt a slight disappointment when the event was postponed.
  • There was a flicker of slight disappointment in her eyes when she heard the news.
  • The product's performance was a slight disappointment compared to the ads.
  • He tried to hide his slight disappointment with a forced smile.
  • While it was a slight disappointment not to win, I was happy with my effort.
  • She expressed slight disappointment that her favorite dish was not on the menu.
  • The ending of the book was a slight disappointment, but I enjoyed the story overall.
  • To avoid even a slight disappointment, it's best to keep your expectations realistic.
  • The quarterly report, showing a small dip in profits, was a slight disappointment for the investors.
  • Despite the slight disappointment over the rainy weather, we had a wonderful trip.