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lower, take down, let down, get down, bring downverb

move something or somebody to a lower position

«take down the vase from the shelf»

Synonyms:
commence, land, swallow, write down, bring down, get off, tear down, get, raze, impose, trim down, disgrace, lower, demoralise, take down, dismount, get down, dismantle, cut, demoralize, demean, trim back, trim, overthrow, turn down, pull down, cut down, disappoint, glower, reduce, degrade, set about, lour, subvert, overturn, visit, level, frown, start, put down, begin, inflict, cast down, start out, dispirit, depress, cut back, deject, dismay, light, set down, rase, unhorse, note, set out
disappoint, let downverb

fail to meet the hopes or expectations of

«Her boyfriend let her down when he did not propose marriage»

Synonyms:
lower, get down, disappoint, take down, bring down

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Jordan Daniel:

I immediately felt so heartbroken for the families and the advocates and all the hard work that went into this day, to have it completely erased, all I kept thinking was not only are the families continuously feeling let down by the outside systems at play, but here they are again being let down by these tech companies who are silencing (them) for being a voice for their loved one.
Geoff Henley:

They genuinely feel let down.
Prince Harry:

There is a lot to work through there, i feel really let down. He’s been through something similar. He knows what pain feels like. And Archie is his grandson. I will always love him, but there is a lot of hurt that has happened.
Lisa Cosmas Hanson:

It will be a big let down to a revitalized industry if the delay to licensing continues for any significant period of time, hopefully the halt is merely procedural and the licensing process will return to normal swiftly.
Noaman Sideek:

Everyone is saying, ‘Oh, again, again,’ we need more security… Of course we are targeted, and of course the government knows we are targeted, so why don’t they protect us? We are feeling hurt and let down by the government.

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أنزلArabic
spustit, spouštětCzech
hinunterlassen, enttäuschen, im Stich lassen, herunterlassenGerman
decepcionar, bajar, fallarSpanish
اجازه دهید پایینPersian
temperoida, laskea, pettää, antaa periksi, hylätä, pidentääFinnish
laisser tomber, baisser, abaisserFrench
scaoil anuasIrish
átejt, cserbenhagy, becsapHungarian
abbassare, scontentare, deludereItalian
失望, 下げる, 下ろすJapanese
opuszczać, opuścić, rozczarować, zawieśćPolish
desapontar, decepcionarPortuguese
опустить, спустить, подводить, подвести, разочаровать, разочаровывать, опускать, спускатьRussian
lämna i sticket, svikaSwedish
hayal kırıklığına uğratmakTurkish
نیچے آوUrdu

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disenchant
disillusion
dissatisfy
fail
fall short
leave in lurch
leave stranded
lower
pull down
take down
underwhelm

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How to use let down in a sentence

After the hanging a temporary reaction took place—a let-down from the hectic, fevered agitations of preceding days.

PORT O’ GOLDLOUIS JOHN STELLMAN

It was a little let-down to this exalted condition that it had to come within the social bonds of their common every-day lives.

WAS IT RIGHT TO FORGIVE?AMELIA EDITH HUDDLESTON BARR

Were you so tired of a little useful work that ye maun greet a let-down with such early rising?

THE SNOW-BURNERHENRY OYEN

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.

POLLY OF THE CIRCUSMARGARET MAYO

A curious let-down feeling took possession of the young man.

ANGELA’S BUSINESSHENRY SYDNOR HARRISON

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OCTOBER 26, 1985

WORDS RELATED TO LET DOWN

abandon
be unfaithful
bite the hand that feeds you
blow the whistle
bluff
break faith
break promise
break trust
break with
commit treason
cross
deceive
deliver up
delude
desert
double-cross
finger
forsake
go back on
inform against
inform on
jilt
knife
let down
mislead
play Judas
play false
seduce
sell down the river
sell out
stab in the back
take in
trick
turn in
turn informer
turn state’s evidence
walk out on

couch
demit
dip
droop
flatten
let down
level
lower
press down
settle
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squash

blue
bummed out
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dejected
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down
down and out
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downhearted
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heavy-hearted
hurting
in a blue funk
in pain
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in the pits
in the toilet
let down
low
low-down
low-spirited
lugubrious
melancholic
melancholy
miserable
moody
morose
not happy
on a downer
pessimistic
ripped
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spiritless
taken down
tearful
teary
torn-up
unhappy
upset
weeping
woebegone

couches
demits
dips
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flattens
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levels
lowers
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settles
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smooshes
squashes

abort
baffle
balk
bring to naught
bungle
cast down
chagrin
circumvent
come to nothing
dash
dash hopes
deceive
delude
disconcert
disenchant
disgruntle
dishearten
disillusion
dissatisfy
dumbfound
embitter
fail
fall down on
fall flat
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leave in the lurch
let down
miscarry
mislead
not show
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ruin prospects
stand up
tease
thwart
torment
underwhelm
vex

bend
dangle
decline
depress
diminish
drop
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fail
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fall down
flag
lean
let down
loll
lop
sag
settle
sink
sling
slouch
slump
subside
suspend
weaken
wilt
wither

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2 definitions

let down (Verb) —	Move something down to a less high position 1 example
	1. ex. «let down the vase from the shelf»
let down (Verb) —	Fail to meet the hopes or expectations of 1 example
	1. ex. «greatly concerned not to let down a small child»

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let down (Noun) —

A feeling of dissatisfaction that results when your expectations are not realized

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down
adj

1 blue, dejected, depressed, disheartened, dismal, downcast, down in the dumps (informal) low, miserable, sad, sick as a parrot (informal) unhappy
vb

2 bring down, deck (slang) fell, floor, knock down, overthrow, prostrate, subdue, tackle, throw, trip

3 (informal) drain, drink (down), gulp, put away, swallow, toss off
n

4 decline, descent, drop, dropping, fall, falling, reverse

5 have a down on (informal) be antagonistic or hostile to, be anti (informal) bear a grudge towards, be contra (informal) be prejudiced against, be set against, feel ill will towards, have it in for (slang)

6 down with away with, get rid of, kick out (informal) oust, push out

back down
accede, admit defeat, back-pedal, concede, give in, surrender, withdraw, yield

bear down

1 burden, compress, encumber, press down, push, strain, weigh down

2 advance on, approach, attack, close in, converge on, move in

bed down
hit the hay (slang) lie, retire, settle down, sleep, turn in (informal)

bog down
delay, halt, impede, sink, slow down, slow up, stall, stick

boil down
come down, condense, decrease, reduce, summarize

break down
be overcome, collapse, come unstuck, conk out (informal) crack up (informal) fail, fall apart at the seams, give way, go kaput (informal) go phut, go to pieces, seize up, stop, stop working

bring down
abase, cut down, drop, fell, floor, lay low, level, lower, overthrow, overturn, pull down, reduce, shoot down, undermine, upset

broken-down
collapsed, dilapidated, in disrepair, inoperative, kaput (informal) not functioning, not in working order, old, on the blink (slang) on the fritz (U.S. slang) out of commission, out of order, worn out

buckle down
apply oneself, exert oneself, launch into, pitch in, put one’s shoulder to the wheel, set to

cast down
deject, depress, desolate, discourage, dishearten, dispirit

climb down

2 back down, eat crow (U.S. informal) eat one’s words, retract, retreat

come down

1 decline, degenerate, descend, deteriorate, fall, go downhill, go to pot (informal) reduce, worsen

2 choose, decide, favour, recommend

come down on
bawl out (informal) blast, carpet (informal) chew out (U.S. & Canad. informal) criticize, dress down (informal) give (someone) a rocket (Brit. & N.Z. informal) jump on (informal) lambast(e), put down, rap over the knuckles, read the riot act, rebuke, reprimand, tear into (informal) tear (someone) off a strip (Brit. informal)

come down to
amount to, boil down to, end up as, result in

come down with
ail, be stricken with, catch, contract, fall ill, fall victim to, get, sicken, take, take sick

cry down
asperse, bad-mouth (slang, chiefly U.S. & Canad.) belittle, decry, denigrate, disparage, knock (informal) rubbish (informal) run down, slag (off) (slang)

cut down

1 fell, hew, level, lop, raze

2 (sometimes with)
on decrease, lessen, lower, reduce

3 blow away (slang, chiefly U.S.) dispatch, kill, massacre, mow down, slaughter, slay (archaic) take out (slang)

4 cut (someone) down to size abash, humiliate, make (someone) look small, take the wind out of (someone’s) sails

down and out

1
adj derelict, destitute, dirt-poor (informal) flat broke (informal) impoverished, on one’s uppers (informal) penniless, ruined, short, without two pennies to rub together (informal)

2 down-and-out
n bag lady (chiefly U.S.) beggar, bum (informal) derelict, dosser (Brit. slang) loser, outcast, pauper, tramp, vagabond, vagrant

down-market
bush-league     (Austral. & N.Z. informal)   cheap, cheap and nasty     (informal)   inferior, lowbrow, low-grade, low-quality, second-rate, shoddy, tacky     (informal)   tawdry, two-bit     (U.S. & Canad. slang)

Antonyms
   elite, exclusive, first-rate, highbrow, high-class, high-quality, posh     (informal, chiefly Brit.)   superior, top-quality, up-market

down-to-earth
common-sense, hard-headed, matter-of-fact, mundane, no-nonsense, plain-spoken, practical, realistic, sane, sensible, unsentimental

dress down
bawl out (informal) berate, carpet (informal) castigate, chew out (U.S. & Canad. informal) give a rocket (Brit. & N.Z. informal) haul over the coals, rap over the knuckles, read the riot act, rebuke, reprimand, reprove, scold, slap on the wrist, tear into (informal) tear (someone) off a strip (Brit. informal) tell off (informal) upbraid

fall down
disappoint, fail, fail to make the grade, fall short, go wrong, prove unsuccessful

fight down
bottle up, control, curb, hold back, repress, restrain, suppress

get down

1 alight, bring down, climb down, descend, disembark, dismount, get off, lower, step down

2 bring down, depress, dishearten, dispirit

go down

1 be beaten, collapse, decline, decrease, drop, fall, founder, go under, lose, set, sink, submerge, submit, suffer defeat

2 be commemorated, be recalled, be recorded, be remembered

hand down , on
bequeath, give, grant, pass on or down, transfer, will

hand-me-down
adj cast-off, handed down, inherited, passed on, reach-me-down (informal) second-hand, used, worn

knock down
batter, clout (informal) deck (slang) demolish, destroy, fell, floor, level, pound, raze, smash, wallop (informal) wreck

lay down

1 discard, drop, give, give up, relinquish, surrender, yield

2 affirm, assume, establish, formulate, ordain, postulate, prescribe, stipulate

let down
disappoint, disenchant, disillusion, dissatisfy, fail, fall short, leave in the lurch, leave stranded

look down on , upon
contemn, despise, disdain, hold in contempt, look down one’s nose at (informal) misprize, scorn, sneer, spurn, treat with contempt, turn one’s nose up (at) (informal)

low-down
base, cheap (informal) contemptible, despicable, low, mean, nasty, reprehensible, scurvy, ugly, underhand

mow down
blow away (slang, chiefly U.S.) butcher, cut down, cut to pieces, massacre, shoot down, slaughter

pin down

1 compel, constrain, force, make, press, pressurize

2 designate, determine, home in on, identify, locate, name, pinpoint, specify

3 bind, confine, constrain, fix, hold, hold down, immobilize, nail down, tie down

pipe down
belt up (slang) be quiet, button it (slang) button one’s lip (slang) hold one’s tongue, hush, put a sock in it (Brit. slang) quieten down, shush, shut one’s mouth, shut up (informal) silence

play down
gloss over, make light of, make little of, minimize, set no store by, soft-pedal (informal) underplay, underrate

pull down
bulldoze, demolish, destroy, raze, remove

Antonyms
   build, construct, erect, put up, raise, set up

put-down
barb, dig, disparagement, gibe, humiliation, kick in the teeth (slang) knock (informal) one in the eye (informal) rebuff, sarcasm, slight, sneer, snub

put down

1 enter, inscribe, log, record, set down, take down, transcribe, write down

2 crush, quash, quell, repress, silence, stamp out, suppress

3 (with)
to ascribe, attribute, impute, set down

4 destroy, do away with, put away, put out of its misery, put to sleep

5 (slang) condemn, crush, deflate, dismiss, disparage, humiliate, mortify, reject, shame, slight, snub

run-down

1 below par, debilitated, drained, enervated, exhausted, fatigued, out of condition, peaky, tired, under the weather (informal) unhealthy, weak, weary, worn-out

2    broken-down, decrepit, dilapidated, dingy, ramshackle, seedy, shabby, tumbledown, worn-out

Antonyms

1 fighting fit, fine, fit, fit as a fiddle, full of beans (informal) healthy, well

run down

1 curtail, cut, cut back, decrease, downsize, drop, pare down, reduce, trim

2 debilitate, exhaust, sap the strength of, tire, undermine the health of, weaken

3 asperse, bad-mouth (slang, chiefly U.S. & Canad.) belittle, criticize adversely, decry, defame, denigrate, disparage, knock (informal) put down, revile, rubbish (informal) slag (off) (slang) speak ill of, vilify

4 hit, knock down, knock over, run into, run over, strike

shout down
drown, drown out, overwhelm, silence

shut down
cease, cease operating, close, discontinue, halt, shut up, stop, switch off

simmer down
calm down, collect oneself, contain oneself, control oneself, cool off or down, get down off one’s high horse (informal) grow quieter, unwind (informal)

slap down
bring to heel, put (someone) in his place, rebuke, reprimand, restrain, squash

step down
abdicate, bow out, give up, hand over, leave, pull out, quit, resign, retire

strike down
afflict, bring low, deal a deathblow to, destroy, kill, ruin, slay, smite

take down

1 make a note of, minute, note, put on record, record, set down, transcribe, write down

2 depress, drop, haul down, let down, lower, pull down, remove, take off

3 demolish, disassemble, dismantle, level, raze, take apart, take to pieces, tear down

4 deflate, humble, humiliate, mortify, put down (slang)

tone down
dampen, dim, mitigate, moderate, modulate, play down, reduce, restrain, soften, soft-pedal (informal) subdue, temper

track down
apprehend, bring to light, capture, catch, dig up, discover, expose, ferret out, find, hunt down, run to earth or ground, sniff out, trace, unearth

turn down

1 diminish, lessen, lower, muffle, mute, quieten, reduce the volume of, soften

2    abstain from, decline, rebuff, refuse, reject, repudiate, say no to, spurn, throw out

Antonyms

1 amplify, augment, boost, increase, raise, strengthen, swell, turn up

2 accede, accept, acquiesce, agree, receive, take

upside down

1 bottom up, inverted, on its head, overturned, upturned, wrong side up

2 (informal) chaotic, confused, disordered, higgledy-piggledy (informal) in chaos, in confusion, in disarray, in disorder, jumbled, muddled, topsy-turvy

water down

1 add water to, adulterate, dilute, put water in, thin, water, weaken

2    adulterate, mitigate, qualify, soften, tone down, weaken

Antonyms

1 fortify, purify, strengthen, thicken

wear down

1 abrade, be consumed, consume, corrode, erode, grind down, rub away

2 chip away at (informal) fight a war of attrition against, overcome gradually, reduce, undermine

weigh down
bear down, burden, depress, get down, oppress, overburden, overload, press down, trouble, weigh upon, worry

Antonyms
   alleviate, ease, hearten, help, lift, lighten, refresh, relieve, unburden

wind down
cool off, decline, diminish, dwindle, lessen, reduce, relax, slacken, subside, taper off, unwind

Antonyms
   accelerate, amplify, escalate, expand, heat up, increase, intensify, magnify, step up

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1225 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ lˈɛt dˈa͡ʊn], [ lˈɛt dˈa‍ʊn], [ l_ˈɛ_t d_ˈaʊ_n]

How to use «Let down» in context?

People often feel let down by others. It could be because someone didn’t meet their expectations, or because the person didn’t deliver what was promised. Sometimes, people feel let down by themselves as well. It can be a sign that they had high expectations or that they are not taking enough responsibility for their own life. Whatever the reason, when someone feels let down, it can feel frustrating and disappointing.

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Rhymes with Let Down

abbottstown
abbotstown
run-down
mcquown
facedown
downtown
uptown
renown
mcgown
mccown
mccoun
frown
drown
crowne
crown
clown
browne
brown
towne
town
shoun
noun
lown
gown
downe
around

8. let

verb. [‘ˈlɛt’] consent to, give permission.

stick out
support
clear
give
consent
intromit
privilege
digest
trust
pass
allow in
let in
legitimate
legalize
permit
legitimise
authorise
put up
authorize
legitimatise
favor
include
bear
stand
go for
countenance
furlough
grant
decriminalise
suffer
legitimatize
tolerate
brook
accept
admit
legalise
legitimize
decriminalize
favour
allow
endure
stomach

criminalize
refuse
outlaw
criminalise
disallow
reject

leten (Middle English (1100-1500))
letten (Middle English (1100-1500))
lettan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))

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Phrases with Let down

How Let down often is described

gentle let down
good let down

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