letdown
letdown
Definition
let·down (let′do̵un′)
noun
- a slowing up or feeling of dejection, as after great excitement, effort, etc.
- the gliding descent of an airplane as it prepares to land
- a disappointment or disillusionment
letdown
Synonyms
letdown
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- huge: Rating: 1/10 The book started out well and had so much potential but the ending was a huge letdown.
- big: The biggest letdown of the game is the variety of enemies, or lack of them.
- real: Puyo Pop Fever is a real letdown, especially coming from the highly acclaimed Sonic Team.
- only: Plain pawns instead of primates are the only letdown.
- complete: I think it was, and is, a complete letdown.
- major: We also found web access slower than dial-up, a major letdown in the broadband age.
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