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Meanings of much disappointed in English
We have no meanings for "much disappointed" in our records yet.
Usage of much disappointed in English
1
The people along the road were very much disappointed by his smallness.
2
And the woman went back to her own house very much disappointed.
3
They returned much disappointed at not having made the capture they expected.
4
We were much disappointed at not being allowed to follow the enemy.
5
The poor child cried and cried, she was so very much disappointed.
6
Hubbe found the spring dry, or practically so, and was much disappointed.
7
She seemed very much disappointed because Ole had forgotten to ask him.
8
I do not think they will be so much disappointed, William Hinkley.
9
When their captain informed them of their contents, they seemed much disappointed.
10
Etta said nothing, but Carlo saw that she also was much disappointed.
11
She was much disappointed, but followed, anxious to treasure up every word.
12
Coora was very much disappointed, and the big tears stood in her eyes.
13
But you can learn that; learn if he be so very much disappointed.
14
It was simply a theatre, and I left it much disappointed.
15
Lord Cornwallis, I am told, is much disappointed in his hopes of command.
16
The colored boy now showed that he was very much disappointed.
This collocation consists of:
Much disappointed through the time
Much disappointed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare