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    Decepción (en. Disappointment)

    /de.sep.θiˈon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Feeling of disillusionment or disappointment about something that has not met expectations.
    I had a big disappointment when I saw that the movie was not what I expected.
    Tuve una gran decepción al ver que la película no era como esperaba.
    State of not fulfilling hopes or illusions.
    The disappointment on his face was evident when he heard the news.
    La decepción en su rostro era evidente cuando se enteró de la noticia.
    Dissatisfaction or displeasure with an undesired outcome.
    The disappointment of the fans was palpable after the team's defeat.
    La decepción de los aficionados fue palpable tras la derrota del equipo.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'deceptio', which means 'deceit'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    there is no greater disappointment
    Expression that indicates that there cannot be a stronger disillusionment.
    no hay decepción más grande
    to fall into disappointment
    To experience a disillusionment or disappointment.
    caer en decepción
    to live in disappointment
    To constantly live with a feeling of disillusionment.
    vivir en decepción

    Related Words

    to disappoint
    To cause disillusionment in someone.
    decepcionar
    to disillusion
    To take away the illusion or hope of something.
    desilusionar
    frustration
    Feeling of dissatisfaction and disappointment in the face of a failure.
    frustración

    Slang Meanings

    Disappointment
    I was let down by that series, I didn't like it at all.
    Me llevé un chasco con esa serie, no me gustó nada.
    Downer
    I had a downer when I found out that I wasn't accepted.
    Tuve un bajón al enterarme de que no fui aceptado.