Synonyms for let down
let down

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1. 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

2. 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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1. let down

   Synonyms:
   lower, depress

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1. Jared Tallent:

   I definitely feel let down by the IAAF, i contacted them earlier this year about the case of some Russian walkers that were competing while they were banned.

2. Michael Gallagher:

   There is a sense of deep disappointment among the families that we have again been let down by the criminal justice system, this was the last chance for the families to see justice, we have again been denied the truth.

3. Steve Nash:

   We’ve been let down by this process a lot of times in a sense, we’re hoping and wanting him to be able to return, so we have not really, I think, put ourselves in a position to think it’s happening for sure. We just keep proceeding with the task that we can control. That's getting better every day and obviously we wish he was back yesterday, but the reality is we only focus on what we can control.

4. Even Wistrich:

   We had been receiving a number of reports from women who were victims of police officers, usually victims of domestic abuse who did n’t have the confidence to report or if they did report felt that they were massively let down or victimized and sometimes subject to criminal action against them themselves for reporting.

5. Noam Bramson:

   The resumption of construction and retail pickup in Phase I will be a welcome boost to our local economy, and New Rochelle is already making plans to accelerate our recovery through both business and individual assistance, but it is premature to let down our guard. All of us must continue to act responsibly, practice physical distancing, use face coverings, and follow other guidelines intended to safeguard our health at both home and work.