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.
[ Anglo-American ] Expletive, oath, or exclamation expressing anger, disappointment, disgust, dismay, rage, as “damn!”
In London, the Daily Telegraph carried a front-page cartoon of a dog sitting in the president's chair in the Oval Office and reading with dismay the newspaper headline "Starr Report: Buddy Stole Biscuits on 11 Separate Occasions."
To the dismay of still others, Clark neither confirms nor denies the rumor that she and fellow prosecutor Christopher Darden slept together.
To the dismay of Franco diehards, the king brilliantly managed the transition to democracy, then stood back to allow it full rein, even intervening during a brief attempt at a military coup.