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Meanings of disappointed in English

Disappointingly unsuccessful.

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Usage of disappointed in English
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Mr Wilson said the family is disappointed with the five year sentence.
Radio NZ
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I'm frustrated and disappointed, but haven't quite given up hope just yet.
The South African
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However, those wishing it was all true will be left ultimately disappointed.
The South African
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And the American government made certain that France would not be disappointed.
The new yorker
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However, it was disappointed that there wasn't clarity on the referendum question.
Radio NZ
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But disappointed of course to lose the match of course, Mokwena added.
The South African
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He said they had been disappointed with the police response so far.
Radio NZ
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I'm very disappointed that these problems weren't tackled a long time ago.
The Guardian
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TCI's deeply disappointed shareholders can only hope the market buys that story.
Wired
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The Ministry of Health said it was disappointed with the council's decision.
Radio NZ
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Tierney said: I'm so disappointed and frustrated to be in this situation.
The Guardian
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He later said, I used to study people and mankind disappointed me.
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Small businesses are seen critical to job creation, which disappointed in January.
Reuters
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In conceding the election, Rispone said he was disappointed in the result.
Reuters
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However, one of its members said he was disappointed with the verdict.
BBC
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The U.S. State Department said it was disappointed by the president's decision.
Reuters
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