Letdown

What do we mean by letdown?

A decrease, decline, or relaxation, as of effort or energy. noun

A disappointment. noun

The descent made by an aircraft in order to land. noun

A physiological response in lactating females, activated usually in response to sucking or crying by an infant, in which milk previously secreted into the alveoli of the breasts is released into the ducts that lead to the nipple. noun

Alternative form of let-down. noun

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

A disappointment or anticlimax.

The neurohormonal release of milk in dairy cows or in breastfeeding human mothers.

The New England Patriots 2007 NFL season. Urban Dictionary

The act of letting your friends down at the last minute for an activity or event. Urban Dictionary

No Man's Sky Urban Dictionary

Someone who tries over and over again but can never succeed, it's just not in the cards for them. they will always fail to fulfill the expectations of others, and will constantly create continual disappoint throughout their lifetime. they are undependable and wreak of failure. Urban Dictionary

A frustrating situation when after feeding a guy booze and listening to him talk about himself all night at the bar, you get him home and as you take off his pants you're dissapointed to find that he has a teeny tiny penis. Urban Dictionary

A lunchbag letdown occurs when something you had been looking forward to turns out to be far worse than originally anticipated. The term originates in the lunchroom (be it school or office or otherwise) where after a long hard day someone sits down with their lunchbag hoping for something tasty. Instead they find something unappetizing, whether it be the wrong lunch, it's moldy, it's cold, or any other multitude of problems. After such a situation, it can be said that your lunchbag was indeed a let down. Urban Dictionary

When you become a teenager and you realize that all the things you thought you could do when you were a child...you can't. Urban Dictionary

What will happen when obama's supporters discover he can't deliver what they expected. The rest of the world doen't give a rats ass about obama and isn't going to do his biding. He won't be able to bullshit down the price of gas, or bullshit up the value of the dollar, or the terrorist into changing their ways. They will kick his ass and send him home crying to his white grandma. Urban Dictionary

Lingual Letdown: The feeling you get when you set your alarm early to check the word of the day, but it sucks and ruins your entire day. Urban Dictionary

Losing your fantasy football game on Monday Night to a player who has a career day. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to letdown:
letdown, let down, setdown, let-down, getdown.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word letdown:
disappointing, disappointment, reviewer, finale, rated, tech, praised, fans, critics, nothing, alternative, worth, critic, episode, felt, box, compared, negative, reaching, dvd, bowl, ending, bob, copies, saying, comedy, previous, gave, band, positive, failed, song, score, movie, sound, loss.

Words that rhyme with letdown:
down, around, brown, town, noun, crown, breakdown, frown, gown, renown, rundown, clown, drown, put down, meltdown, downtown, drawdown, break down, hometown, showdown, lockdown, facedown, shutdown, lowdown, crackdown, playground, uptown, run-down, shakedown, run down, lown, hoedown, countdown, touchdown, lay down, slowdown, go down, turn down, let down, runaround, take down, sundown, come down, get down, bring down, hunker down, shantytown, pin down, clampdown, bear down, knockdown, shut down, step down, back down, godown, browne, markdown, turndown, cut down, hands down, lie down, knock down, jamestown, boomtown, chinatown, settle down, tear down, comedown, midtown, bog down, drop down, common noun, tinseltown, beat down, motown, slow down, rub down, set down, calm down, write down, strike down, track down, nail down, georgetown, boil down, dress down, proper noun, pull down, tie down, crosstown, water down, crack down, clamp down, putdown, fall down, weigh down, wear down, hold down, jot down, play down.

Adjectives that are often used to describe letdown:
big, emotional, real, terrible, inevitable, great, such, general, tremendous, psychological, natural, huge, awful, sudden, postwar, moral, complete, major, physical, severe, slight, terrific, subsequent, initial, distinct, biggest, considerable, sharp, usual, enormous, mental, temporary, normal, serious, final, possible, gradual, immediate, definite, overactive, cruel, painful, sad, mild, noticeable, slow, curious, strange, instrument, discouraging, ultimate, nervous, bitter, slightest, momentary, gentle, familiar, unexpected, depressive, consequent, horrible, disastrous, frightful, depressing, disappointing, occasional, safe, accompanying, profound, colossal, stimulating, tragic, dreadful, war.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective letdown:
reflex.

Consonant match to letdown:
let down, let-down, let downe.

Words that sound like letdown:
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