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Meanings of agreeably disappointed in English
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Usage of agreeably disappointed in English
1
Graydon dreaded embarrassment when meeting Madge at dinner, but was agreeably disappointed.
2
The reader can foresee that he was to be agreeably disappointed.
3
Ethel had not half told her, and she was agreeably disappointed.
4
But he was agreeably disappointed by finding her maintain her place at the window.
5
In some ways, however, Etta agreeably disappointed all their expectations.
6
Mrs. Flaxman assured him that we were all agreeably disappointed in our evening's entertainment.
7
I must say that I'm agreeably disappointed in you, Miriam.
8
I had made up my mind to be bored, but was most agreeably disappointed.
9
I looked up, expecting to see the Apostle reappear;-inwhich expectation I was agreeably disappointed.
10
And yet in this respect she was agreeably disappointed.
11
I was agreeably disappointed in Van Buren's personal appearance.
12
Arthur was shy at first regarding the great change, but being agreeably disappointed, grew lively.
13
Whatever my apprehension, I was (as "J. Harper" would have said) " agreeably disappointed."
14
But in this matter we are agreeably disappointed.
15
He was agreeably disappointed, however, in experiencing nothing but kind treatment from Tamaahmaah and his people.
16
We are agreeably disappointed to find that a series of conciliatory bills is brought before us.
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Agreeably disappointed across language varieties
United Kingdom
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