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Definition of letdown - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The movie was a huge letdown after all the hype.
2.
breastfeedingTECH. US reflex that releases milk in breastfeedingTECH. US
- She felt the letdown as the baby started nursing.
Origin of letdown
English, let (allow) + down (lower)
Terms with letdown included in their meaning
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giving up
shows acceptance, often with slight letdown
inner reaction
suddenly feel dread, gloom or letdown
emotional balance
hold back eagerness to prevent later letdown
big letdown
failure or disappointment
letdown event
very disappointing or unpleasant thing or situation
disappointment
shows mild discontent or letdown
letdown
overhyped thing that disappoints because it lacks substance
Examples of letdown in a sentence
Missing the event was a big letdown for everyone. The letdown occurred as soon as the baby latched on. She could feel the letdown reflex during feeding.
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- French:déception, montée de lait, ...
- German:Enttäuschung, Milchspendereflex, ...
- Italian:delusione, riflesso di emissione, ...
- Spanish:chasco, bajada de leche, ...
- Portuguese:decepção, descida do leite, ...
- Chinese:失望, 泌乳反射, ...
- Japanese:失望, 射乳反射, ...
- Arabic:خَيْبَة أَمَل, مُنْعَكِس دَرّ الحَليب, ...
- Hebrew:אַכְזָבָה, שִׁחְרוּר חָלָב, ...
- Russian:разочарование, прилив молока, ...
- Ukrainian:розчарування, приплив молока, ...
- Hindi:निराशा, दूध छोड़ने की प्रतिक्रिया, ...
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