disappoint with

disappoint (someone or oneself) with (something)

To do something that upsets or disheartens someone or oneself. I know that I disappointed my parents with my low grades this semester. Honey, you didn't disappoint me with your dance—I thought you did great! I only saw one mistake. Don't go to that car wash—they'll disappoint with their service, or lack thereof.

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disappoint someone with someone or something

to displease someone with someone or something. I hope I haven't disappointed you with the modest size of the donation. I disappointed myself with my performance.

See also: disappoint

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