がっかり
Meanings
- to be disappointed, to be dejected, to be downhearted, to be discouraged, to be disheartened, to lose heart, to feel let down
- to feel exhausted, to feel drained
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Example sentences
I was disappointed that I failed the exam.
She seemed disappointed when she saw the present.
Please don't make such a disappointed face.
Because I had high hopes, I ended up feeling very let down when I heard the results.
Without becoming disheartened that his efforts went unrewarded, he continued to hold onto the will to try again.
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