total disappointment

Frequency: 7.714.2 per million words

Used to emphasize that the disappointment is total.

disappointmentADJECTIVE + NOUN

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total

Examples (10)

  • The highly anticipated finale of the series was a total disappointment to the fans.
  • After months of hype, the new phone proved to be a total disappointment.
  • His performance in the final match was a total disappointment.
  • For the investors, the company's annual report was a total disappointment.
  • Despite his promises, his lack of effort was a total disappointment to his family.
  • The vacation we had planned for years turned out to be a total disappointment due to the constant rain.
  • The candidate's speech was considered a total disappointment by political analysts.
  • I must admit, the reunion was a total disappointment; nobody had changed at all.
  • Failing the exam was a total disappointment, but it motivated her to study harder.
  • The much-lauded art exhibition was a total disappointment, lacking any originality.