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Discover LudwigThe phrase "touch of dismay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a slight feeling of disappointment or concern in a situation. Example: "When she heard the news, there was a touch of dismay in her voice."
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John Dugger, the pilot, and Jorge Cano, the local contact pilot, reveal on their faces not the least touch of dismay, or even surprise, whatever they may feel.
Underlying these deliberations is a touch of dismay with a longtime ally: With North Korea rattling a nuclear sword, how can South Koreans criticize America?
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She had a feeling of dismay and embarrassment.
Kept pointing to the spot, but more out of dismay.
Bread tastes of dismay.
A yelp of dismay from Williams.
But it is a matter of dismay.
Peter Claire's feelings of dismay increase.
They share a sense of dismay.
Their cries of dismay are his oxygen.
Their feelings of dismay and outrage were real.
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