let down

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let down (Disappointing outcome), noun dash one's hopes, defeat one's expectations, disappointment, disenchantment, disgruntlement, disillusionment, dissatisfaction, failure, failure to live up to expectations, fall, fallen short, feelings of failure, thwarted hopes

let down (Rest), noun abatement, allayment, diminution, drugging, easing, lessening, let up, loosening, mitigation, reduction, relaxation, slackening, slacking off

See also: betray, disappoint, disappointed, frustrate

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