Pronunciation: /dæʃt hoʊp/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 She felt dashed hope when her favorite team lost the game.
A2 The student's dashed hope of passing the exam was evident in their expression.
B1 After multiple rejections, his dashed hope of finding a job was starting to affect his confidence.
B2 The artist's dashed hope of getting their work recognized by a gallery was a hard pill to swallow.
C1 Despite facing dashed hope in their career, they remained determined to succeed.
C2 The politician's dashed hope of winning the election was a humbling experience for them.
adjective describes or modifies a noun
A1 She felt dashed hope when her favorite store was closed.
A2 The student's dashed hope of passing the exam turned into determination to study harder.
B1 After months of job searching, he felt dashed hope when he received another rejection letter.
B2 The team's dashed hope of winning the championship was replaced by a renewed sense of determination.
C1 Despite the dashed hope of finding a cure, researchers continued their work tirelessly.
C2 The artist's dashed hope of creating a masterpiece only fueled his desire to keep creating.
formal The dashed hope of finding a cure for the disease was a major setback for the research team.
informal I had such high hopes for the project, but it all ended in dashed hope.
slang I was so excited for the concert, but it got canceled last minute, leaving me with dashed hope.
figurative Her dashed hope was like a dark cloud hanging over her, casting a shadow on everything she did.
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