Translation
disappointed
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Word origin
Past participle of décevoir ('to disappoint'), from Old French decevoir, from Latin decipere ('to deceive'). English 'deceive' is related.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- decipere
- English cognates
- deceive, deception
Grammar
Examples
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I am disappointed by the result of the match.
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She was disappointed not to have been invited.
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The fans remained disappointed after the concert.
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He looks let down, you should talk to him.
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We were not disappointed by this restaurant.
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