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disappoint

[dis-uh-point] / ˌdɪs əˈpɔɪnt /


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A lot of it has to do with what’s going on inside the helmet, and Mikaela Shiffrin hinted at that after a disappointing finish this week in the slalom portion of the women’s combined.

From Los Angeles Times

Elsewhere, Harris English carded the day's best round with a bogey-free 63, featuring nine birdies, to bounce back from a disappointing opening-round 73 and reach eight-under at the event's halfway mark.

From Barron's

Indeed against Leicester, despite scoring six, a rampant Manchester City side will be disappointed not to have got more.

From BBC

A woman who identifies herself only as Lynn is disappointed by the timing of the CBK's caution against making cash bouquets, coming just ahead of Valentine's Day, as she was looking forward to receiving one.

From BBC

The telecommunications operator’s 2025 earnings disappointed the analysts, marking a low point with headline Ebitda contracting by double digits.

From The Wall Street Journal