Adjective:

ಭಯವಾಯಿತು,

dismayed's Usage Examples:

An attaché of the Swedish field commander General Otto Wilhelm Königsmarck wrote later: How it dismayed His Excellency to destroy the beautiful temple which had existed three thousand years!.

Radical Republicans, hoping for a complete victory and stringent terms of surrender, were dismayed by the prospect of a compromise.

Many were dismayed at Palevsky's "1 million contribution in support of California Proposition 25, a campaign-finance reform initiative.

remaining slightly puzzled and dismayed (if not resentful), and perhaps indefinably saddened.

"John, the father, however, undismayed by their pusillanimity, proceeded onward through the Sound of Mull, accompanied by the MacLeans.

Although Dinah was enjoying herself, it was apparent that Hart was not and he was further dismayed when her friends followed her to Springfield.

Vail soon became dismayed with the male-slanted media coverage of the riot grrrl scene.

Viewing Jack Johnson as a "letdown after the unflawed triumph" of Bitches Brew, Feather was particularly dismayed by Davis for.

Upset that children came to a town named Santa Claus only to be dismayed when Santa Claus wasn't there, Koch developed the idea for a park where children could have fun and visit Santa year-round.

If war does not come, if the Czar does not want it or France dismayed, counsels peace, then we still have a chance of maneuvering the Entente apart over this action.

However, this dismayed Paul Ryan, and shortly afterwards the band split up.

Randolph recorded a remark made by Queen Mary at Inverness, who was in high spirits and undismayed in the conflict.

The Enquirer was dismayed by advertisements from the Ohio Taxpayers Association twisting the two candidates' voting records to Schmidt's advantage and endorsed Niehaus.

Synonyms:

shocked, aghast, afraid, appalled,

Antonyms:

unconcerned, bold, fearlessness, brave, unafraid,