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dismay

[dis-mey] / dɪsˈmeɪ /




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Smith ultimately walked off shaking his head while his captain Ben Stokes did little to hide his dismay.

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But he is dismayed at the cuts to research funds.

From Salon

The events of last summer - recruitment issues, Champions League dismay, Brendan Rodgers' acrimonious departure - had cast a long shadow.

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Titanic director James Cameron was one of many in Hollywood to greet the deal with dismay, warning just before it was announced, that he thought it would prove a "disaster" for the industry.

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Belfast County Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland said in a statement said they were "frustrated and utterly dismayed" at the council's decision.

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