let-down

Too many couples exploit the sense of let-down that marriage brings with it.

Well, Mr. Coburn, you'll find it's going to be a let-down instead!

Being deposited at his home shortly before three A. M., Mr. Foxman became aware of a let-down sensation.

Instinctively he seemed to realize that a let-down would mean collapse.

She had reached the fine dividing line between a let-down and a break.

He had gone on hoping from day to day that Barker might not notice the "let-down" in her work, and now the blow had fallen.

The only prudent thing for this rapid was a let-down and we went at it at once.

Our first work was a let-down, which took an hour, and about a mile below we stopped for dinner on the left.

The two weeks spent in crossing and recrossing had provided her with a let-down that had been almost jarring in its completeness.

The brandy which followed the dinner seemed to represent no let-down to the connoisseurs around Trigger.