let down's Usage Examples:

Allen has said he felt he let down the rest of the cast by casting himself as the lead.

The New York Times, on the other hand, praised the acting, but felt the film was let down by the screenplay and direction of beginner James Glickenhaus; and by lighting, camera work and sound that would rate an 'F' at film school.

"Falaknuma Das movie review {2/5}: A film let down by chaos and juvenility".

Let down: A jockey is said to let down his horse in the final stages of a race when asking it for its final effort.

Maximum called it a great-looking game, let down by the linear nature of the adventure.

moments, but they"re all let down by a script content to settle for cloying smarm".

And especially do we fear they will be let down by the lucent performance of Deborah Kerr as the supposedly morbid young woman who is the focal figure in the tale.

The sick person let down a mirror, suspended by a thread till its base touched the surface of the.

Most gamers hoping for another stunning introduction onto the N64 were let down .

review, saying the episode was "a clunky introduction" to the series, that it was "let down by a flimsy storyline, clunky special effects and an underdeveloped.

decadent painting" that is "badly let down, though, by some grotesque overacting".

Bartley said he was a "floating voter", that he felt let down by the main parties and criticised the Labour.

minister, regretted that "some of the most vulnerable people in society were let down in the past".

Synonyms:

move, take down, incline, come down, bring down, displace, depress, reef, go down, dip, lower, descend, fall, get down,

Antonyms:

rise, ascend, raise, keep track, pay up,