Let down
Let down verb - To fall short in satisfying the expectation or hope of.
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Related pairs
- down and let down
- down and miserable
- downcast and let down
- downcast and miserable
- dejected and let down
- dejected and miserable
- depressed and let down
- depressed and miserable
- dispirited and let down
- dispirited and miserable
- downhearted and let down
- downhearted and miserable
- despondent and let down
- despondent and miserable
Both terms in one sentence
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Bojack Horseman's miserable and self-destructive lifestyle (for lack of a better term) had caused many of his friends, lovers, colleagues, and the like to be let down, screwed over, heartbroken, pushed away, or even dead (just to name a few).
Source: Toxic Friend Influence
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