dismayed in Italian
dismayed in Italian is costernato, sbigottito, sgomento — dismayed means feeling shocked and disappointed.
dismayed in Italian
costernato
Having the emotion of dismay.
sbigottito
Having the emotion of dismay.
sgomento
Having the emotion of dismay.
spaurito
Having the emotion of dismay.
What does "dismayed" mean?
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adjective Feeling shocked and disappointed.
"He was dismayed to find his car had been towed."
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dismayed in a sentence
- He was dismayed to find his car had been towed.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "dismayed" in Italian?
"dismayed" in Italian is costernato, sbigottito, sgomento. dismayed means: Feeling shocked and disappointed.
How do you use "dismayed" in a sentence?
Example: "He was dismayed to find his car had been towed." In Italian, "dismayed" is costernato, sbigottito, sgomento.
Are there other ways to say "dismayed" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "dismayed": costernato, sbigottito, sgomento, spaurito.
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