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Meanings of very disappointed in English

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Usage of very disappointed in English
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I'm very disappointed that these problems weren't tackled a long time ago.
The Guardian
2
She said she felt very disappointed, misled and hurt about the situation.
Radio NZ
3
I'm very disappointed in the current state of affairs in Northern Ireland.
The Guardian
4
Mr Owen Keenan said he was very disappointed with the election campaign.
The Irish Times
5
Regarding the embarrassing loss last weekend, O'Callaghan added: We were very disappointed.
The Guardian
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We're obviously very disappointed and, in fact, highly surprised at the ruling.
Wired
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He said the group was very disappointed that Larry Forbes was removed.
Radio NZ
8
Their family is very disappointed with them and horrified at the idea.
The Irish Times
9
But he said he was very disappointed by what he had heard.
Radio NZ
10
I was very disappointed with the way Wexford set out their stall.
The Irish Times
11
We would have been very disappointed to return without a league final.
The Irish Times
12
I imagine he must have been very disappointed to receive such advice.
The Irish Times
13
I was very disappointed in the way the ascent was turning out.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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I'd be very disappointed if one of our team members did that.
The Guardian
15
We're very disappointed, an army-appointed member of parliament told Reuters, requesting anonymity.
Reuters
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On the day they told the music master he was very disappointed.
The new yorker
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