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disappointing
hopes failing to fulfill ones expectations or hopes as a disappointing result a disappointing crop yield
Disappointed
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Disappoint
expected hoped or desired to balk as a man is disappointed of his hopes or expectations or his hopes desires intentions
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Disappointment
The act of disappointing or the state of being disappointed defeat or failure of expectation or hope miscarriage of design
Dissatisfaction
discontented uneasiness proceeding from the want of gratification or from disappointed wishes and expectations
Election
make compensation out of it to B, whom he has disappointed by thus electing; see Streatfield v. Streatfield, (1735) Cas. Temp.
fault
[Anglo-French faute lack, failing, ultimately from Latin fallere to deceive, disappoint] 1 : a usually intentional act forbidden by law ;also
Bilk
To frustrate or disappoint to deceive or defraud by nonfulfillment of engagement to leave
Coquet
of tenderness or regard with a view to deceive and disappoint
Deceive
is true to impose upon to mislead to cheat to disappoint to delude to insnare
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Disappointed - Law Dictionary Search Results
disappointing
hopes failing to fulfill ones expectations or hopes as a disappointing result a disappointing crop yield
Disappointed
Matched in: Term Disappointed
Disappoint
expected hoped or desired to balk as a man is disappointed of his hopes or expectations or his hopes desires intentions
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Disappointment
The act of disappointing or the state of being disappointed defeat or failure of expectation or hope miscarriage of design
Dissatisfaction
discontented uneasiness proceeding from the want of gratification or from disappointed wishes and expectations
Election
make compensation out of it to B, whom he has disappointed by thus electing; see Streatfield v. Streatfield, (1735) Cas. Temp.
fault
[Anglo-French faute lack, failing, ultimately from Latin fallere to deceive, disappoint] 1 : a usually intentional act forbidden by law ;also
Bilk
To frustrate or disappoint to deceive or defraud by nonfulfillment of engagement to leave
Coquet
of tenderness or regard with a view to deceive and disappoint
Deceive
is true to impose upon to mislead to cheat to disappoint to delude to insnare
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