Collocation
deeply disappointed
feeling very disappointed or upset about something
Definition
'deeply disappointed' is a common English collocation. feeling very disappointed or upset about something
deeply + disappointed
“She was deeply disappointed when the concert was canceled at the last minute.”
Examples
- I was deeply disappointed by the way the meeting was handled.
- She looked deeply disappointed when she heard the news.
- They were deeply disappointed that the project was postponed again.
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- He felt deeply disappointed in himself after forgetting the appointment.
- We were deeply disappointed with the service at the restaurant.
- The fans were deeply disappointed after the team lost in the final minutes.
- She was deeply disappointed to learn that her application had been rejected.
- I am deeply disappointed that you did not tell me the truth sooner.
- His parents were deeply disappointed by his decision to drop out without a plan.
More adverb + adjectives
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- deeply sorry feeling very apologetic or regretful about something
- completely different totally not the same; very unlike something else
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