disappoint
ಆಶಾಭಂಗ
definition
verb
I have no wish to disappoint everyone by postponing the visit
fail to fulfill the hopes or expectations of (someone).
translation of 'disappoint'
ನಿರಾಶೆಗೊಳಿಸು,
ಆಶಾಭಂಗ ಮಾಡು,
ನಿರೀಕ್ಷೆಗೆಡಿಸು
verb
ನಿರಾಶೆಮಾಡು
example
to 'disappoint' the hopes that are now awakened could be very dangerous
I have no wish to 'disappoint' everyone by postponing the visit
Although I do not wish to 'disappoint' you, we have been in a constant state of stalemate.
I have no wish to 'disappoint' everyone by postponing the visit
And once again it didn't fail to 'disappoint' every Burnley fan and player.
She did not want to 'disappoint' him and wished that she hadn't stepped forward.
We hope to interest admirers of the genre and hope we do not 'disappoint' their expectations.
What, if anything, will please or 'disappoint' fans of the video game?
The good leader has to 'disappoint' these expectations at a rate the people can stand.
This is an encouraging sign that the company is unlikely to 'disappoint' market expectations.
They constantly 'disappoint' the young by failing to live up to their expectations of them.
She didn't want to turn around, didn't want to 'disappoint' her foolish hopes.
What he does is very good, but systematically 'disappoints' all expectations of the Wagner community, both fans and enemies alike.
Yet many could be 'disappointed' if more men fail to come forward.
Livingstone would not be exempt from a Blair-type trashing if he too 'disappoints' these high expectations.
They had been 'disappointed' on too many occasions but they couldn't help it.
A product which causes injury when put to its core uses clearly 'disappoints' consumer expectations, and liability should be imposed accordingly.
A pessimist, they say, is someone passionate who has been 'disappointed' on too many occasions.
He marries, then, unwillingly, just as he, on his wedding day, unwillingly 'disappoints' Mary's expectation of a honeymoon trip.
It is no concern of the author that their readers might attempt to replicate a way of life that does not exist, or be 'disappointed' when they fail to do so.
The society said it was dismayed and 'disappointed' by the club's actions.
Well no matter how low my expectations might have been, they would have been 'disappointed' .
If such hopes were 'disappointed' , equity markets and investment could fall further.
I'm trying to not get expectations too high though because I am bound to be 'disappointed' if I do.
One last set of inflated expectations likely to be 'disappointed' is New Labour's.
While 'disappointed' by the delay he was glad the operation had commenced.
He said he was 'disappointed' and disillusioned by the treatment of asylum seekers in Britain.
You should not get carried away by success or get 'disappointed' by failure.
We got hit from both sides of the debate and 'disappointed' both sets of expectations.
When our expectations are 'disappointed' , we blame ourselves rather than Nature.
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