Definitionn. the feeling of despair in the face of obstacles
Last update: July 25, 2015
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We were dismayed at Indian teams poor performance. [Please select]
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She expressed her dismay at his failure to secure top rank. [Please select]
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Their faces were a picture of dismay, and I had to swallow an evil chuckle. [Please select]
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There would be widespread dismay were the legislation not to feature in the next Queen 's speech. [Please select]
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The insurgents ceased to resist or to remonstrate; but the awe which had silenced their discords had dismayed their courage. [Please select]
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Frenchmen of letters--or rather of papers--declared that all England was smitten with dismay; and so she might have been, if she had heard of it. [Please select]
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Fame magnified their numbers and their high state of equipment and discipline, and spread abroad other circumstances, which dismayed the courage of the insurgents. [Please select]
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Whichever way she looked Gorgo saw only white faces, stamped with passion, dismay, and dread. [Please select]
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Jenny Dennison proceeded on her errand, but soon returned with such a face of surprise and dismay as evinced a deep interest in the fate of the prisoner. [Please select]
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Harrison, in his ride, encountered some such report concerning the event of the battle, and turned his horse back to Tillietudlem in great dismay. [Please select]
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