Disappointments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISAPPOINTMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISAPPOINTMENT, the act or an instance of disappointing
• a person or thing that causes disappointment
• sadness or displeasure caused by the non-fulfilment of one's hopes or expectations
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or an instance of disappointing; the state or emotion of being disappointed

Words related to DISAPPOINTMENTS

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How to use DISAPPOINTMENTS in a sentence

• To these disappointments were now added domestic dissensions in the republic, in consequence of the new taxes absolutely necessary for the exigencies of the state.
• What they desire is only to be obtained at the cost of labour, patience, and many disappointments.
• She did much to lighten the disappointments of his later life, and they lived together happily for more than twenty years.
• When we reached the hotel, Elitha received us affectionately, and did not refer to the disappointments of the afternoon.
• It is increased for the very reason that, whereas the former man in his disappointments found consolation in religion and social duties, the modern man does not find it there.
• This relates to the sale of some of his agricultural produce, and to the disappointments he had experienced in payments promised to him.
• You will meet with disappointments and all sorts of trials, but keep up your courage.
• We therefore prepared to examine the two openings in view, with sanguine expectations of finding something to repay us for the numerous disappointments we had already encountered.
• The nobles were much irritated by these disappointments, and they resolved to rescue him by force of arms.
• Sir John had dropped hints of past injuries and disappointments, which justified her belief of his being an unfortunate man, and she regarded him with respect and compassion.
• The narrative of his journeyings and trials and disappointments ran without a break.
• Speaking of Leverrier leads to another of my disappointments.
• He always promises to fulfil his agreement with a Deo volente clause, and so attributes his occasional disappointments to the particular interposition of the deity.
• These disappointments have induced the Europeans almost entirely to neglect agriculture.
• Enraged at these disappointments, he attempted to make his peace with the court of France, and offered his services, in a letter to one Moreau, a banker in Paris.
• But each year brought its own sorrows and disappointments.
• She forgot her pride and her fears and her disappointments.
• Chayne jumped down from his carriage and at once suffered the first of his disappointments.
• You are very lonely to-night, is it not so? You came back here after many years, eager with hopes and plans and not thinking at all of disappointments.
• And the disappointments have come, and the hopes are all fallen.
• It is the trouble of the wide house we hear of, clamorous of its disappointments and desires.
• More adventures and disappointments awaited Ruatara before he at last reached home.
• But one of us at least was impervious to disappointments.
• The fatigues and constant disappointments that poor Clarke had endured, had worn him out, and at last again stretched him on a bed of sickness.
• She told him of her youth and training, her ambitions, her disappointments.

Similar words containing APPOINTMENT without suffix s and without prefix dis

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