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What is another word for
let down
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▲
Verb
To fail to fulfill the hopes or expectations of
To bring down or cause to descend
To deflate, such as by removing air from
(
of clothing
)
To lengthen by undoing and resewing a hem
(
of clothing
)
To undo a hem, typically in order to resew and lengthen it
To cheat or betray
Fail to keep an appointment with
Leave much to be desired
To disturb the composure of
Back out of
Be disloyal
To bend or hang downwards limply
To cover completely with water
To relax or be at ease
To spend one's time in an aimless, idle way
Adjective
Being disappointed by something or someone
Reduced
(
of a person
)
In a state of unhappiness or despondency
Noun
An object, person or endeavor in a state of failure
A disappointing end to an exciting or impressive series of events
An act of disloyalty
… more ▼
▲
Verb
▲
To fail to fulfill the hopes or expectations of
disappoint
fail
dissatisfy
frustrate
disillusion
disenchant
fail to satisfy
break your word
fall short of expectations
break one's promise to
dash hopes
fall short
disgruntle
dishearten
dismay
underwhelm
discontent
displease
dispirit
embitter
upset
chagrin
disoblige
bring down to earth
throw cold water on
pour cold water on
disconcert
discourage
depress
dampen the spirits of
take the wind out of your sails
vex
burst bubble
bum out
sadden
shatter the illusions of
dash the hopes of
cast down
disaffect
cheat
disquiet
not be good enough
exasperate
not pass muster
give cause for complaint
leave dissatisfied
not suffice
flop
bungle
flunk
blunder
founder
flounder
fizzle
miscarry
bomb
misfire
fall
underachieve
underperform
fold
fluff
crater
abort
fall flat
fall short of
be unsuccessful
fall down
fizzle out
flame out
miss the mark
not succeed
break down
fall through
screw up
go down
not come up to scratch
come to naught
be found wanting
come to nothing
bring to naught
come unstuck
be found deficient
not show
nosedive
be found lacking
lack success
more ❯
“You didn't
let down
your family, either. You said it yourself. You did what you felt was necessary to keep the peace.”
Verb
▲
To bring down or cause to descend
lower
drop
ground
sink
take down
pull down
let fall
set down
bring down
bring low
move down
lay
throw down
vail
let sink
strike
demit
couch
hand down
make lower
submerge
push down
haul down
throw
detrude
cast down
tip
cause to sink
cheapen
foul
dishonor
US
demean
humiliate
debase
abase
humble
shame
smirch
degrade
chasten
disgrace
discredit
dishonour
UK
crush
abash
deflate
take apart
embarrass
take to bits
demolish
mortify
take to pieces
belittle
cut down to size
disparage
put down
devalue
denigrate
take down a peg
taint
smear
defame
tarnish
stigmatize
US
downgrade
blacken
stigmatise
UK
drag through the mud
take down a peg or two
shoot down
tear down
bring shame to
sully
stain
subdue
diminish
squash
blot
bemean
snub
make someone eat crow
lower the status of
show up
put someone in their place
own
bring into disrepute
put to shame
make someone eat humble pie
reflect badly on
drag down
besmirch
discomfit
flatten
besmear
lessen
reduce
quash
chagrin
make a fool of
give a bad name to
give a black eye
show in a bad light
bring shame on
blemish
corrupt
debauch
slur
prostitute
derogate
break
make lose face
take the wind out of your sails
run down
put in a bad light
settle someone's hash
drag through the mire
defile
ridicule
make ashamed
cause to lose face
demote
slander
bastardize
US
expose
scandalize
US
profane
demoralize
US
reproach
undervalue
depreciate
minimize
US
cow
insult
give a bad name
deign
condescend
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
compromise
stoop
knock down
blacken the name of
bring shame upon
dehumanise
UK
descend
demoralise
UK
pan
detract from
bastardise
UK
get the better of
have the last laugh on
cut down
bring dishonour to
desecrate
minimise
UK
mar
dehumanize
US
bring discredit to
scandalise
UK
reduce the status of
disconcert
make uncomfortable
make someone feel ashamed
get one's comeuppance
put in one's place
tame
blight
be prejudicial to
ruin
dump on
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
vilify
malign
put out of countenance
slam
play down
cause to feel small
blister
wither
rip
confuse
discountenance
vanquish
downplay
betray
sell out
be untrue to oneself
abandon one's principles
beat down
calumniate
silence
overcome
fix someone's wagon
put away
bring down a peg
pop one's balloon
make one feel small
upset
squelch
make eat dirt
force to eat humble pie
put one away
strike dumb
cut to the quick
censure
soil
mudsling
lower oneself
lower yourself
debase oneself
be reduced
be reduced to
demean oneself
debase yourself
succumb
ruin the reputation of
pooh-pooh
do a hatchet job on
destroy someone's credibility
cast aspersions on
disesteem
bring into disfavour
damage someone's reputation
blacken someone's name
injure
spot
scorn
decry
dis
poor-mouth
contemn
bad-mouth
detract
despise
disregard
deride
tar and feather
disrespect
attaint
lose face
mock
libel
brand
vitiate
dispirit
pervert
subvert
deprave
harm
cast a slur
discourage
knock the stuffing out of
let wind out of sails
puncture balloon
dismay
kick in the teeth
destroy
debunk
dishearten
dash
let down easy
deteriorate
warp
lower in rank
poison
damage
lower in status
undermine
relegate
cripple
canker
declass
dismiss
debilitate
devaluate
bump
set back
revert
mark down
reduce to the ranks
kick downstairs
disrate
bust
make a landing with
touch down
land
more ❯
“The signalman must quickly
let down
the flag and place it on the spot from where he took it.”
Verb
▲
To deflate, such as by removing air from
deflate
empty
flatten
drain
let out
empty the air out of
let the air out
puncture
void
shrink
collapse
contract
exhaust
go down
decompress
depressurize
go flat
“Sure, I'd
let down
the tires on his car at a convention last year, but it had just been a bit of fun.”
Verb
▲
(
of clothing
)
To lengthen by undoing and resewing a hem
lengthen
extend
expand
enlarge
make longer
“If it is not possible to
let down
the hem, a band of fur can be added to the bottom of the coat.”
Verb
▲
(
of clothing
)
To undo a hem, typically in order to resew and lengthen it
unfasten
unpin
undo
“Carefully seam rip the hem stitches from the hem to
let down
the hem for the extra length.”
Verb
▲
To cheat or betray
break faith with
betray
be disloyal to
be unfaithful to
be untrue to
cheat
deceive
disappoint
double-cross
fail
give away
play someone false
rat on
stitch up
be a Judas to
stab in the back
do the dirty on
sell down the river
two-time
trick
defraud
backstab
cross
sell out
be unfaithful
mislead
hoodwink
swindle
be disloyal
commit treason
play Judas
break promise
turn traitor
dissatisfy
do someone dirty
bite the hand that feeds one
break faith
give someone a Judas kiss
be treacherous to
break one's promise to
sell the pass
bite the hand that feeds you
turn against
walk out on
knife in the back
break trust
break with
pool
go back on
pimp on
doublecross
attack
desert
wander
be inconstant to
cheat on
cuckold
step out
sting
con
cozen
split
juggle
take in
illude
scam
beguile
double deal
four-flush
sell
dupe
humbug
bluff
bamboozle
sucker
fool
bilk
hoax
delude
gaff
snooker
diddle
rip off
gull
take for a ride
do
burn
rook
stiff
put one over on
pull a fast one on
victimize
US
shaft
hornswoggle
string along
victimise
UK
snow
fleece
flimflam
have
suck in
finagle
misguide
pull a swifty on
take advantage of
misinform
mulct
spoof
fake out
buffalo
screw
have on
euchre
gammon
catch
hose
fiddle
outwit
take to the cleaners
skin
bunco
exploit
chisel
hustle
shortchange
lead up the garden path
entrap
stick
swizzle
kid
sharp
chicane
bleed
sell a pup to
squeeze
pull the wool over someone's eyes
do in
short
inveigle
skunk
ream
beat
chouse
thimblerig
pluck
nobble
lead on
do a number on
shake down
rope in
milk
clip
give someone a bum steer
ensnare
goldbrick
rob
gouge
outfox
jive
pull one's leg
sandbag
fudge
outmanoeuvre
UK
outmaneuver
US
embezzle
overreach
sell a pup
lead down the garden path
pull a fast one
set up
seduce
double-deal
caboodle
fake
lie to
put on
overcharge
gazump
disinform
bait
take
shuck
jerk around
screw over
short-change
impose on
thwart
catch out
circumvent
make a fool of
trap
play away
swizz
pull fast one
jockey
manipulate
rush
pilfer
befool
misdirect
steal
plunder
trim
backbite
wheedle
smear
mousetrap
pervert
misrepresent
throw dust in someone's eyes
lie
misstate
lead up garden path
play for a sucker
play trick on
run a game on
do out of
slander
prevaricate
sell a bill of goods
sell a bill of goods to
lead astray
attack indirectly
do someone in the eye
pull something funny
stack the cards
stretch the rules
hit below the belt
bend the rules
outsmart
stump
throw
despoil
soak
baffle
pull
bleed dry
play
finesse
prey on
pigeon
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
do number on
sucker into
cajole
lure
butty
sweet-talk
coax
psych out
sham
blag
get the better of
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
fix
flam
fox
lull
play-act
play a trick on
juke
rip-off
heist
use
filch
play for a fool
pull wool over
hocus-pocus
play dirty
give the shaft
lirt
give bum steer
fast talk
blench
take out
break the rules
rogue
belirt
crib
be dishonest
extort
frame
be sold a pup
bilk of
contrive
sway
ruin
frustrate
foil
wangle
impress
give wrong information to
doublespeak
propagandize
US
distort
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
put on an act
entangle
enmesh
cover up
wrong steer
put up smoke screen
put on false front
bait and switch
propagandise
UK
bunk
give the wrong impression
fabricate
double-talk
pull wires
play games
twist around your little finger
bias
stage-manage
gaslight
pull strings
hook
falsify
cross up
take for a fool
play joke on
take to cleaners
beat out of
take for ride
hand a line
more ❯
Verb
▲
Fail to keep an appointment with
stand someone up
jilt
fail to meet
stand up
fail to keep a date with
fail to turn up for
fail to keep an appointment with
Verb
▲
Leave much to be desired
be unsatisfactory
disappoint
fall short
leave much to be desired
not be up to scratch
not make the grade
be lacking
be wanting
be deficient
fail
be insufficient
be inadequate
prove inadequate
fail to live up to one's expectations
fail to meet
fail to live up to
not come up to scratch
not be up to snuff
fail to reach
Verb
▲
To disturb the composure of
embarrass
mortify
disconcert
shame
abash
discomfit
fluster
humiliate
discountenance
nonplus
chagrin
distress
faze
confuse
demean
discompose
rattle
upset
agitate
appall
US
appal
UK
crush
horrify
confound
make ashamed
make awkward
make self-conscious
make uncomfortable
make uneasy
own
show up
bewilder
bother
distract
disturb
dumbfound
irk
perturb
puzzle
stun
throw
hang up
catch one short
give a bad time
give a hard time
make a monkey of
put in a hole
put in a spot
put on the spot
throw into a tizzy
put out of countenance
worry
alarm
unsettle
disquiet
unnerve
trouble
dishearten
daunt
discourage
concern
dispirit
depress
discomfort
flurry
ail
fuss
unhinge
distemper
frighten
demoralize
US
scare
shake
alarum
sadden
vex
frazzle
shock
startle
perplex
undo
exercise
hagride
terrify
derail
chill
terrorize
US
frustrate
panic
unman
dash
spook
disappoint
surprise
affright
flummox
disillusion
mystify
disenchant
disgruntle
paralyse
UK
psych
pother
paralyze
US
demoralise
UK
dismay
terrorise
UK
take aback
shake up
freak out
weird out
throw off balance
get to
knock for six
put off
knock sideways
put the wind up
give a turn
mess up
foul up
screw up
fill with consternation
ruffle
discombobulate
psych out
baffle
hassle
jolt
put someone off their stroke
annoy
irritate
bug
provoke
displease
pester
sicken
make anxious
harass
floor
stir up
make waves
throw off
muddle
catch off balance
put someone off their stride
set someone back on their heels
addle
make nervous
throw into a tizz
put into a flap
fret
offend
disarrange
excite
hurry
intimidate
plague
unbalance
gravel
anger
bustle
disorient
overwhelm
cow
awe
make a scene
flip
craze
stupefy
astonish
make someone scratch their head
pull the rug from under
pull the rug out from under
cause to be at a stand
bowl over
cause someone to lose their composure
flutter
dement
discommode
hustle
quicken
nettle
overawe
deter
needle
disorder
subdue
gnaw at
bully
browbeat
grieve
make fretful
heat
harry
destabilize
US
hurt
inconvenience
torment
affect
befuddle
bamboozle
peeve
blind
destabilise
UK
afflict
nark
indispose
miff
wound
put out
rattle one's cage
turn
incapacitate
cramp
debilitate
work up
put on edge
send into a spin
fuddle
mix up
dizzy
catch unawares
get at
tick off
flip out
fire up
pick on
wind up
egg on
get across
turn on
hack off
get someone
lay up
bum out
key up
rock the boat
give someone grief
put off one's stroke
hinder
balk
US
baulk
UK
hurt somebody's feelings
deject
get on your wick
buffalo
take by surprise
uncalm
stop someone in their tracks
outrage
upset the applecart
revolt
disgust
scandalize
US
nauseate
stagger
rock
traumatize
US
astound
amaze
repel
daze
dumfound
jar
flabbergast
overcome
antagonize
US
traumatise
UK
thunderstrike
antagonise
UK
electrify
insult
scandalise
UK
numb
devastate
give offence to
knock out
take the wind out of your sails
raise someone's eyebrows
completely surprise
gross out
shake out of your complacency
throw a curve
make someone's blood run cold
hit like ton of bricks
more ❯
Verb
▲
Back out of
rat on
break
renege on
abandon
default on
fail
welsh on
back out of
go back on
give up on
walk out on
repudiate
retract
renege
break your word
fail to honour
backtrack on
break promise
cop out of
do an about-face
have second thoughts
change your mind
cop out
betray
reconsider
backtrack
abjure
abnegate
renounce
welsh
recant
unsay
repeal
foreswear
forswear
withdraw
back out
default
break a promise
go back
weasel out
retreat from
reverse
pull out of
take back
withdraw from
recall
backpedal
cancel
revoke
rescind
countermand
call off
set aside
abort
scrap
drop
annul
scrub
disown
overrule
override
disclaim
call
deny
withcall
row back on
cry off
change mind
back down
eat your words
change one's tune
do an about-turn on
back off
do a U-turn on
nullify
invalidate
quash
abrogate
abolish
void
welch
negate
vacate
disannul
avoid
back down on
obviate
nix
remove
obliterate
dismiss
erase
dismantle
lift
expunge
counterorder
overturn
rethink
fail to honor
go back on your word
render invalid
declare null and void
change
alter
amend
wipe out
call back
make void
rub out
forget
dial back
do a U-turn
change opinion
think better of
decide against
turn the tables
back-pedal on
do an about-turn
row back
shift one's ground
double back
about-face
sing a different song
flip-flop
backwater
crawl out of
pull the plug
wangle out
disavow
apologise
UK
nig
eliminate
recede
apologize
US
retrograde
retrocede
exclude
suspend
retreat
rule out
reel in
have change of heart
draw back
fall back
take in
forget it
more ❯
Verb
▲
Be disloyal
be disloyal
grass
betray
inform on
give up
hand over
Verb
▲
To bend or hang downwards limply
droop
hang
dangle
flop
drop
sling
loll
flag
swag
lean
drape
slump
bow
lop
bend
stoop
slouch
suspend
settle
hang down
fall down
become flaccid
become limp
sag
incline
wilt
depend
nod
trail
beetle
fold
bend downward
bend forward
be pendent
let droop
be loose
swing
flap
hang loosely
teeter
string
totter
tumble
hook up
plop
bag
hang up
hang out
festoon
raise
wither
bulge
swell
let fall
dip
balloon
place loosely
fix
curve down
slacken
topple
flounder
fall unevenly
hang limply
peg out
peg up
wave
overhang
append
be suspended
fall limply
pin up
stick up
attach
put up
string up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cover completely with water
submerse
deluge
drown
engulf
flood
gulf
inundate
overflow
overwhelm
submerge
swamp
bore
capsize
couch
decline
demit
depress
descend
dig
disappear
drill
drive
droop
drop
ebb
excavate
fall
flounder
founder
lay
lower
overturn
plummet
plunge
ram
regress
run
sag
scuttle
set
settle
shipwreck
slope
slump
stab
stick
stoop
subside
thrust
wreck
bring down
cast down
cave in
force down
go down
put down
tip over
touch bottom
go to the bottom
immerse
whelm
drench
overrun
sink
soak
bury
saturate
snow under
go under
consume
envelop
encompass
absorb
cover
crush
glut
swallow up
wet
pour over
wash out
suck
steep
overload
impregnate
slosh
debouch
overwater
overburden
beset
shower
slop
sediment
gravitate
dunk
snow
beflood
wash
waterlog
wash over
pour down on
choke
fill
precipitate out
run over
cover with water
sweep over
flow over
be lost
be lost at sea
be swamped
go to bottom
go to Davy Jones's locker
souse
sop
sluice
douse
flush
stream
pour
gush
overcome
overtake
engross
imbibe
surround
flood out
be submerged
collapse
tumble
dive
crash
nosedive
come down
pitch
crater
crumple
fall down
crumble
flop
drop down
stumble
buckle
topple
cascade
dip
skid
fall back
give
slouch
go
break
flump
yield
loll
recede
give way
fall in
topple over
break down
give in
plop oneself
plonk oneself
tumble down
trip
settle down
slide
fold
spiral
slip
duck
run down
fall prostrate
move down
ground
slide down
plop
fall flat
shatter
implode
disintegrate
wilt
succumb
come apart
fall to pieces
fall apart at the seams
break apart
fall apart
give out
go out
bellyflop
go under the surface
fall headlong
go downwards
come downwards
dip beneath the horizon
go lower
abate
retrocede
fall away
flow back
get lower
sink back
more ❯
Verb
▲
To relax or be at ease
rest
relax
doze
idle
nap
sleep
laze
repose
snooze
lounge
unbend
drowse
pause
unwind
flop
luxuriate
slumber
slump
chill
loll
bask
loaf
catnap
outspan
kip
slack
slacken
zizz
lie down
cool off
de-stress
kick back
lie by
sit back
sit down
slack off
take a breather
take a rest
take five
take it easy
be at ease
be at leisure
be calm
chill out
ease off
ease up
have a rest
mellow out
refresh oneself
slow down
stretch out
veg out
wind down
be comfortable
do nothing
nod off
stand down
take a nap
take life easy
take your ease
get some kip
get some shut-eye
go to bed
have a kip
have a nap
have a snooze
have forty winks
put your feet up
settle back
take a siesta
catch some Zs
have a siesta
have a spell
lie still
snatch forty winks
recharge one's batteries
take a break
recline
hang loose
take time out
loosen up
drop off
lie
stop
get some zizz
sprawl
take time off
enjoy oneself
stay loose
break off
catch forty winks
let it all hang out
have a break
nod
siesta
decompress
play
unbutton
doss down
sleep lightly
let up
entertain oneself
amuse oneself
make yourself at home
take ten
doss
calm down
be asleep
couch
retire
sleep like a log
sleep like a top
turn in
take forty winks
come up for air
be in the land of Nod
be in the arms of Morpheus
catch a few Zs
lounge around
laze around
crash
stretch
doze off
mellow
drift off
have a lie-down
have a zizz
chillax
cop some z's
catch a wink
hit the hay
let yourself go
hit the sack
lay down
be dead to the world
catch one's breath
lie back
switch off
sit around
simmer down
compose oneself
breathe easy
stop work
let your hair down
collect oneself
lighten up
feel at home
settle down
get some rack
hang out
catch some z's
grab some z's
take a snooze
slouch
vegetate
loiter
lie dormant
get your head down
cool down
breathe
recuperate
have
take a load off
recess
refresh
destress
cool it
unlax
groove
lollop
be drowsy
get forty winks
put your head down
catch a few 'z' s
sunbathe
break
settle
catch some zeds
be sleepy
take one's time
knock off
make less tense
suspend proceedings
stop briefly
bed
catch some few Zs
get some shuteye
be recumbent
sprawl out
be prone
stop for a breath
have time out
take one's leisure
turn off
bum
lazy
have a breather
sun
lie about
warm oneself
footle
dillydally
dally
dawdle
daydream
stone
rest upon
go to sleep
pile in
call it a day
go up the stairs to Bedfordshire
roll in
toast yourself
sun yourself
drone
lie upon
spread out
goof off
hack around
kick around
hang about
hang around
swim in
take a chill pill
stop worrying
oversleep
yawn
bunk
dream
snore
hibernate
zzz
conk out
bed down
be in the arms of morpheus
rest in the arms of morpheus
catch some zs
fall asleep
be in the land of nod
fall out
saw wood
sack out
zonk out
go out like a light
rest in the arms of Morpheus
more ❯
Verb
▲
To spend one's time in an aimless, idle way
loaf
idle
lounge
laze
loll
dawdle
dally
chill
relax
bum
lazy
dillydally
footle
drone
loiter
vegetate
drift
slack
mooch
skive
saunter
stall
trifle
goldbrick
stroll
malinger
dream
evade
piddle
shirk
kick back
hang about
veg out
goof off
kick around
waste time
hack around
hang around
do nothing
kill time
take it easy
lounge around
slow down
hang out
lie around
fritter away time
sit around
be idle
bum around
be inactive
while away the time
pass time
fool around
hang round
mooch about
mooch around
fritter away
twiddle thumbs
knock around
take things easy
while away hours
be indolent
be slothful
be unoccupied
stand around
not lift a finger
shirk one's duties
laze around
laze about
loaf about
loaf around
loll around
lollygag
potter
bask
languish
lounge about
linger
bat
stagnate
tarry
mope
moon
creep
wait
loll about
shilly-shally
lie about
dilly-dally
pass the time
idle away time
fill in time
mark time
sit on one's hands
consume time
idle away the hours
amuse oneself
chill out
mess around
while away time
delay
lag
fiddle
wander
meander
slouch
moulder
UK
doss
crawl
diddle
degenerate
fritter
unwind
drag
sprawl
poke
slummock
amble
lallygag
droop
stooge
molder
US
slouch about
slouch around
stay
bat around
bat back and forth
bat about
go to seed
fritter time away
while away
put off
do nothing in particular
kick your heels
vacillate
deteriorate
exist
recline
hang
decay
hibernate
weaken
remain
haunt
hover
frequent
skulk
lie
futz
daydream
veg
stooge around
chillax
drone away
go to pot
be inert
rest
burn daylight
lie dormant
fiddle around
lie down on job
mess about
procrastinate
while
dog it
putter
boondoggle
piddle around
while away the hours
piddle about
hang loose
bludge
take a breather
put your feet up
take five
take a break
fool away
trail
be slow
flop about
flop around
potter around
toddle
diddle-daddle
plod
potter about
hang fire
sit back
potter round
horse around
fool with
play games
trifle with
fool about
lay on one's oars
fanny about
bob off
sit back and do nothing
rest on your oars
warm a chair
shlep along
drag your feet
scrounge around
sit on one's butt
take your time
get no place fast
roam
ramble
rove
traipse
range
gallivant
cruise
galavant
float
stray
straggle
deviate
maunder
knock about
gad about
goof around
do nothing much
beat the meat
stand still
come to a halt
spin one's wheels
fart around
grind to a halt
decline
neglect
flag
twiddle
dodge
fribble
doodle
clown
be lazy
play
slack off
bunk off
puddle
mosey around
putter around
monkey around
muck about
futz around
fiddle about
act the fool
play around
scrimshank
wag
stifle
gold-brick
be remiss
be negligent
play truant
skive off
become stagnant
lie fallow
not move
be sluggish
stay the same
remain unchanged
dodge the column
play hookey
play the wag
evade one's duty
swing the lead
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Being disappointed by something or someone
disappointed
disenchanted
disillusioned
dissatisfied
frustrated
saddened
upset
undeceived
cynical
disabused
discontented
discouraged
downcast
disheartened
embittered
crestfallen
unhappy
out of love
cast down
shattered
brought down to earth
world-weary
sour
negative
broken
punctured
sadder and wiser
let-down
indifferent
soured
sick
disenthralled
knowing
jaundiced
disentranced
blasé
set straight
sick of
fed up
depressed
distressed
downhearted
despondent
choked
disgruntled
disconcerted
disconsolate
glum
dispirited
dismayed
discomfited
miffed
melancholy
dejected
miserable
hurt
displeased
forlorn
sad
chagrined
down
dolorous
unsatisfied
taken down
as sick as a parrot
aghast
beaten
down in the dumps
cut up
worsted
baulked
UK
vanquished
disturbed
perturbed
balked
US
low-spirited
gutted
bothered
chapfallen
objecting
shot down
hopeless
irked
cheerless
low
melancholic
doleful
sorrowful
joyless
inconsolable
blue
angry
annoyed
cross
grumpy
cheesed off
dismal
mournful
heartbroken
woebegone
despairing
woeful
afflicted
tormented
depressive
bad
gloomy
heavyhearted
anguished
droopy
sombre
UK
sullen
heartsick
suffering
tortured
solemn
brokenhearted
hangdog
somber
US
heartsore
sorry
troubled
luckless
strained
hurting
wounded
dull
agonized
US
broken-hearted
pained
down in the mouth
destroyed
out of sorts
grief-stricken
bowed down
ailing
racked
agonised
UK
on a downer
ruthful
in pain
more ❯
“Maybe I was feeling
let down
by her. She never told me her new address.”
Adjective
▲
Reduced
deflated
collapsed
drained
emptied
exhausted
flattened
punctured
reduced
sagging
shrunk
squashed
burst
contracted
empty
shrunken
kaput
ruptured
depressurized
pierced
decompressed
flat
blown out
empty of air
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
In a state of unhappiness or despondency
depressed
sad
unhappy
down
gloomy
low
melancholy
dejected
glum
blue
despondent
downcast
crestfallen
disconsolate
downhearted
dispirited
miserable
woebegone
discouraged
moody
morose
pessimistic
saddened
sorrowful
mournful
cast down
doleful
somber
US
sombre
UK
desolate
disheartened
dismal
fed up
heartsick
heartsore
oppressed
tearful
upset
bad
brokenhearted
daunted
droopy
forlorn
hangdog
heartbroken
heavyhearted
inconsolable
joyless
melancholic
sorry
woeful
wretched
cheerless
dolorous
lugubrious
spiritless
bleeding
crummy
destroyed
dragged
emo
grim
hurting
ripped
weeping
low-spirited
heavy-hearted
broken-hearted
bummed out
cast-down
down and out
weighed down
chap-fallen
in pain
in the dumps
in the pits
low in spirits
on a downer
torn up
down in the dumps
down in the mouth
in a blue funk
low-down
in the toilet
taken down
very sad
downbeat
wistful
dull
dysphoric
tristful
dark
elegiac
plaintive
nostalgic
lamenting
regretful
despairing
troubled
grumpy
lachrymose
teary
mirthless
dreary
bleak
at
sob story
long-faced
out of sorts
let-down
not happy
demoralized
US
disappointed
hopeless
crushed
dismayed
cowed
intimidated
deflated
deterred
dashed
unenthusiastic
unenthused
unconfident
beat
demoralised
UK
put off
sick as a parrot
caved-in
down-in-mouth
beat-down
come-apart
having lost heart
lacking in confidence
lacking in enthusiasm
lost momentum
with cold feet
in a funk
gone to pieces
in blue funk
depressing
funereal
sullen
distressed
depressive
grief-stricken
morbid
drear
solemn
comfortless
in low spirits
dire
heartrending
cold
black
saturnine
rueful
sepulchral
grieving
anguished
heartbreaking
tenebrous
dour
saddening
disheartening
pathetic
abject
piteous
gray
US
murky
grey
UK
in the doldrums
distressing
godforsaken
tenebrific
lonesome
lonely
elegiacal
afflicted
tragic
dispiriting
darkening
chill
plutonian
painful
dreich
sunless
cloudy
defeatist
choked
Cimmerian
cheesed off
drab
chapfallen
pitiful
grave
brassed off
dejecting
lamentable
discouraging
oppressive
upsetting
mopey
heart-rending
poignant
distressful
pitiable
bitter
unfortunate
disappointing
appalling
sulky
austere
pensive
dingy
uncomfortable
mourning
devastated
harrowing
humourless
UK
in despair
sour
regrettable
shot down
grievous
surly
plangent
dolesome
pained
shocking
grieved
humorless
US
dreadful
down-hearted
sorrowing
agonizing
US
sunk in gloom
stark
agonising
UK
all torn up
weary
poor
ghastly
down-and-out
singing the blues
as sick as a parrot
unpleasant
hurt
traumatic
difficult
desperate
distraught
macabre
drearisome
uninviting
agonized
US
moving
demoralizing
US
unwelcoming
weepy
troublesome
horrific
Eeyorish
dim
inhospitable
bare
demoralising
UK
helpless
troubling
terrible
discomposing
bland
gutted
frightening
clinical
brooding
draggy
impersonal
ruthful
sober
moping
dolent
tear-jerking
agonised
UK
cut up
wintry
US
jarring
wintery
UK
institutional
heart-wrenching
in sorrow
in mourning
sick at heart
crabbed
displeased
full of sorrow
sunk
sorry for yourself
gruesome
grisly
emotional
bereaved
lurid
dirgelike
deplorable
disillusioned
wailing
tormented
defeated
threnodic
funeral
bewailing
bemoaning
shamefaced
horrendous
deploring
serious
discontented
sapped
disturbing
excruciating
aching
abashed
dirge-like
terrifying
churlish
daunting
frightful
unlucky
afflicting
worrying
sheepish
horrifying
crushing
bereft
fearsome
unfavourable
UK
enervated
vexatious
unfavorable
US
touching
in tears
in grief
in doldrums
flat
heavy
calamitous
damp
subdued
tortured
horrible
alarming
monstrous
hurtful
perturbing
mopish
bummed-out
broody
racked
unnerving
sick
unconsolable
cynical
listless
awful
shattered
suffering
resigned
negative
adust
down-in-the-mouth
loathsome
repugnant
bowed down
ugly
long-suffering
worried
unamused
perturbed
aggrieved
bothered
shaken
sedate
disgruntled
glowering
scowling
undermined
worthless
disturbed
concerned
apathetic
derisible
mortifying
deathly
Stygian
obscure
hollow
discombobulated
uptight
bugged
sore
shook
antsy
burned
contused
disenchanted
angry
annoyed
cross
languishing
grouchy
cringing
browbeaten
guilty
affecting
without energy
depressant
dirgeful
taciturn
shook up
lowered
bowed
mopy
heart-sick
guilty-looking
furtive
bummed
hapless
powerless
downtrodden
ill-humoured
UK
huffy
off
sluggish
luckless
unsatisfied
torn-up
discontent
suicidal
wounded
strained
ill-humored
US
ashamed
embarrassed
sneaking
griefstricken
given to looking on the black side
have the blahs
ailing
feel-bad
doomed
feeling down
full of gloom
blue funk
looking as if one had lost a pound and found a penny
unmitigable
cowering
humiliated
conscience-stricken
destitute
prostrate with grief
frantic
anxious
lorn
unable to be comforted
unable to be consoled
with a long face
ticked off
teed off
browned off
peed off
beside oneself with grief
taken aback
threnodial
up the creek
without hope
no-win
can't win
not a prayer
at end of one's rope
strabilious
at the end of your tether
in the soup
disconcerting
displeasing
dismaying
atrabilious
clouded
dampened
drooping
sagging
disquieting
forbidding
testing
unwelcome
parlous
tragical
tormenting
unfriendly
stern
hideous
unsettling
irritable
bewildering
off-putting
frustrating
foreboding
irksome
discomforting
stressful
severe
nasty
unearthly
horrid
worrisome
mephitical
hellish
unpropitious
unkind
repellant
repellent
vexing
annoying
abhorrent
galling
perplexing
distasteful
unpalatable
sinister
revulsive
unamusing
inauspicious
aggravating
ominous
uncongenial
irritating
unpleasing
disagreeable
gruff
eerie
afflictive
unsmiling
grotesque
ghostly
gory
nightmarish
troublous
agitating
nagging
revolting
frowning
uncommunicative
poker-faced
confronting
pitiless
grewsome
shadowy
repulsive
terrific
nightmare
gut-wrenching
nerve-racking
disenchanting
heart-breaking
nail-biting
nerve-wracking
spookish
weird
scary
shady
atrocious
spooky
offensive
chilling
sickening
flinty
fierce
intimidating
ungentle
louring
steely
rough
lowering
mean-looking
rugged
wallowing
unhealthy
disapproving
stony
unsympathetic
God-awful
death-obsessed
hard-faced
hard
harsh
stringent
self-indulgent
self-pitying
self-absorbed
more ❯
Noun
▲
An object, person or endeavor in a state of failure
failure
catastrophe
fiasco
defeat
disaster
abortion
debacle
flop
blunder
lemon
washout
botch
calamity
collapse
let-down
clinker
dud
fizzle
foul-up
hash
letdown
wreck
bankruptcy
bomb
breakdown
bummer
bungle
bust
clunker
fail
failing
misadventure
miss
misstep
tragedy
crash
frustration
loss
mess
miscarriage
mishap
nonsuccess
shipwreck
trouble
turkey
cropper
frost
implosion
misfortune
nonachievement
nonperformance
rout
snafu
stalemate
zero
balls-up
screw-up
damp squib
dead duck
dead loss
false step
faux pas
lead balloon
sinking ship
total loss
vain attempt
flash in the pan
big zero
disappointment
loser
trainwreck
shambles
non-starter
train wreck
car crash
setback
whammy
no-hoper
shit show
omnishambles
reverse
blow
poor performance
blank
downfall
anticlimax
ruin
downer
fall
muck
muddle
bodge
misfiring
undoing
foundering
rabble
drag
discomfiture
pig's breakfast
pig's ear
misfire
bringdown
choker
rejection
non-event
non-achiever
hot mess
non-success
lack of success
fizzling out
falling through
coming to nothing
non-fulfilment
breaking down
car wreck
upset
shock
bombshell
affliction
surprise
jolt
comedown
disturbance
thunderbolt
bolt out of the blue
rude awakening
bolt from the blue
knock-back
body blow
source of distress
disgruntlement
kick in the teeth
ruination
overthrow
reversal
decline
deterioration
difficulty
hitch
adversity
stoppage
knock
lapse
disintegration
destruction
rupture
hardship
problem
check
death
error
vanquishing
mischance
malfunction
end
descent
flameout
interruption
unsuccessfulness
bad luck
accident
degradation
shutdown
distress
bane
humiliation
conquest
disgrace
demise
nemesis
snag
decay
inadequacy
deficiency
deficit
checkmate
mistake
vanquishment
hindrance
impediment
disruption
halt
cessation
hold-up
one in the eye
shame
tribulation
trial
woe
unseating
toppling
ousting
deposition
debasement
annihilation
vicissitude
elimination
stumble
Waterloo
labefaction
glitch
omission
smash
down
grief
slip
mortification
beating
doom
delay
miscalculation
issue
complication
obstacle
unsuccess
degeneration
defeasance
hiccup
obstruction
loss of power
bath
hard times
ill luck
holdup
crumbling
slump
comeuppance
crumpling
stroke of bad luck
disorganization
US
seizure
termination
folding
reverse of fortune
road to ruin
piece of bad luck
disorganisation
UK
falling to pieces
falling apart
bit of trouble
loss of status
reversal of fortune
stumbling block
non-function
falling down
nonaccomplishment
capitulation
scourge
curse
trouncing
thwarting
repulse
abasement
conquering
turnabout
mismanagement
perversion
oversight
neglect
default
negligence
misprision
dereliction
delinquency
fall from grace
aborting
insufficiency
shellacking
crack-up
farce
havoc
licking
dissolution
smashup
devastation
drubbing
blight
drawback
ill
crackup
encumbrance
impasse
barrier
hurdle
nonfeasance
sorrow
blue ruin
seizing up
conking out
break
discouragement
holdback
handicap
inconvenience
declination
degeneracy
declension
devolution
humbling
belittlement
demotion
downgrading
decadence
eclipse
trammel
disadvantage
crimp
inefficacy
embarrassment
block
cramp
bafflement
loss of face
lowering
reality check
pratfall
dive
reduction
abashment
confusion
unease
fly in the ointment
spanner in the works
catch-22
monkey wrench
hang-up
bitter pill
bad experience
buckling
falling
depression
discomposure
rack and ruin
loss of prosperity
awkwardness
uneasiness
disconcertment
chagrin
perturbation
agitation
discomfort
disconcertion
nervousness
fluster
flusteredness
disorientation
rebuff
overturn
demoralization
US
discombobulation
nonplus
regress
regression
slowdown
backset
foil
bottom
vexation
demoralisation
UK
disquiet
trip
destroyer
visitation
casualty
flaw
fumble
fault
subversion
double whammy
drawing board
about-face
flip-flop
whole new ballgame
unfortunate development
bad omen
last straw
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A disappointing end to an exciting or impressive series of events
anticlimax
bathos
comedown
disappointment
disillusionment
letdown
let-down
non-event
decline
deflation
descent
drop
slump
washout
damp squib
ineffective conclusion
not what it was cracked up to be
reversal
setback
frustration
bringdown
dissatisfaction
dismay
disgruntlement
bummer
discouragement
chagrin
balk
US
failure
flop
blow
baulk
UK
bitter pill
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An act of disloyalty
sellout
apostasy
betrayal
co-optation
co-option
disloyalty
giveaway
deception
dishonesty
double-crossing
double-dealing
duplicity
falseness
perfidy
treachery
treason
trickery
unfaithfulness
double cross
Judas kiss
let-down
stab in the back
infidelity
faithlessness
perfidiousness
backstabbing
treacherousness
two-timing
double-cross
bad faith
breach of trust
sell-out
breach of faith
falsity
business
inconstancy
false-heartedness
trahison des clercs
Punic faith
attack
wound
act of disloyalty
act of treachery
deceit
deceitfulness
fraud
traitorousness
fickleness
sedition
untrustworthiness
disaffection
back-stabbing
disbelief
doubt
skepticism
US
scepticism
UK
subversion
underhandedness
hypocrisy
seditiousness
two-facedness
dirty pool
dirty dealing
guile
craftiness
artifice
cunning
dissimulation
cheating
craft
dissembling
wiliness
crookedness
chicanery
foxiness
deviousness
deceptiveness
cunningness
fraudulence
fakery
guilefulness
mutiny
crookery
mendacity
dupery
cozenage
revolutionary
rebellion
revolt
lying
knavery
codology
management
monkeyshines
recreancy
high treason
jiggery-pokery
hanky-panky
funny business
monkey business
dirty work
dirty trick
seditious
misconduct
lewdness
lese majesty
unreliability
adultery
dissidence
hollow-heartedness
untrueness
violation
subversive activity
slyness
insincerity
artfulness
betrayal of trust
pretence
UK
legerdemain
crime
breaking of faith
pretense
US
kidology
prevarication
lese-majesty
trickiness
hoodwinking
duping
equivocation
bluff
imposition
lèse majesté
bluffing
hokum
sophism
obfuscation
seditious act
untruth
boondoggle
beguilement
blarney
defraudation
circumvention
juggling
trumpery
whitewash
corruption
scam
dodge
fake
spoof
bunco
racket
grift
flimflam
snow job
fast one
put-on
fast shuffle
skin game
sweet talk
shell game
subterfuge
falsehood
skulduggery
shadiness
swindling
improbity
shenanigans
skullduggery
knavishness
unfairness
unjustness
dissemblance
twoness
dualism
duality
sharp practice
one-upmanship
dirty tricks
stab in back
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