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Discover Ludwig"disappointed and" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to connect two emotions, thoughts, or actions to demonstrate a contrast or unexpected outcome. Example: I was disappointed and saddened by the news of her resignation, but also proud of her for standing up for what she believed in.
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Dead, disappointed, and disappointing, respectively.
"I'm disappointed and the players are disappointed.
I'm disappointed and frustrated.
Deisseroth was both disappointed and fascinated.
"We are a bit disappointed and freezing".
Coello died a disappointed and disheartened man.
"I'm feeling disappointed and angry.
"I felt so disappointed and betrayed.
"I'm disappointed and kind of frustrated".
I am so disappointed and embarrassed.
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Americans are deeply, deeply disappointed -- and angry.
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