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dismal

[diz-muhl] / ˈdɪz məl /


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Director of cricket Rob Key says he is "gutted, disappointed and sorry" regarding England's dismal Ashes performance - the series having been lost with two Tests still to play.

From BBC

The closing of a staple in one of the biggest alternative music communities in the country is a symbol of a dismal state of affairs for a once-thriving scene.

From Los Angeles Times

That, coupled with the recently released dismal job numbers, means the state of things is starting to look demonstrably worse.

From Salon

They’ve endured a dismal loss to their most hated rival, the disappearance of their running game, and a quarterback with a broken thumb.

From The Wall Street Journal

For at least one Spurs supporter, external, the knitwear was most useful for shielding their eyes from another dismal display by their team.

From BBC