Words similar to dismay

Example sentences for: dismay

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The surgeon with Tourette's, the blind man who regained his sight to his dismay, the subjects variously marooned in the hippie subculture of 1969 or in a Tuscan village of the 1930s, the remarkably gifted autists--all are admirable, all are moving, all are acutely recognizable in human terms.
Fox News Sunday host Tony Snow voices dismay that Wolf was "making more money from the Gore campaign than Al Gore was making as vice president"--a status that surely no male consultant could have achieved on George Bush's 1988 campaign.
A company about to launch its Web site may find to its dismay that its name is taken--part of the speculative frenzy in domain names.
Many a company about to launch its Web site discovers to its dismay that its name is already taken, part of the speculative frenzy in domain names.
[ Anglo-American ] Expletive, oath, or exclamation expressing anger, disappointment, disgust, dismay, rage, as “damn!”