WORD: DISMAY
MEANING:
1. To cause to lose enthusiasm or resolution; disillusion or discourage: "young executives dismayed by the corporate ladder" (Peter Grose). See Synonyms at discourage.
2. To upset or distress: "Parents may be dismayed by the mess from sand or paint spread around by the pair or group at play" (Elizabeth Noble).
3. disappoint, shock
EXAMPLE/USAGE:
1. Trump dismays, angers allies by abandoning global climate pact
PRONOUNCE:
dis·may - डिस्मे / डिस्मै
LINK: DISMAY
MEANING:
1. To cause to lose enthusiasm or resolution; disillusion or discourage: "young executives dismayed by the corporate ladder" (Peter Grose). See Synonyms at discourage.
2. To upset or distress: "Parents may be dismayed by the mess from sand or paint spread around by the pair or group at play" (Elizabeth Noble).
3. disappoint, shock
EXAMPLE/USAGE:
1. Trump dismays, angers allies by abandoning global climate pact
PRONOUNCE:
dis·may - डिस्मे / डिस्मै
LINK: DISMAY
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