Synonyms for «great dismay»

The phrase "great dismay" means feeling extremely upset or troubled. Full definition
Synonyms for individual words can be found below.

«great»

«dismay»

Phrases with «great dismay»

Sentences with «great dismay»

  • Traveling with Russell Griswold (Ed Helms), Russell's wife Debbie (Christina Applegate), their sons James and Kevin (Skyler Gisondo and Steele Stebbins), Steinbeck would have witnessed scenes that would have a movie audience roaring with laughter but would cause great dismay in the mind of one of America's favorite novelists. (shockya.com)
  • The conflict has caused great dismay in the village as the yurt dwellers call for calm and the freedom to live a quiet life. (treehugger.com)
  • I recently read, with great dismay, the summer screed of Gordon MacInnes on the state of education, education reform and school choice in New Jersey. (b4njkids.org)
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