What is another word for dismayed?
306 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ dɪsmˈe͡ɪd], [ dɪsmˈeɪd], [ d_ɪ_s_m_ˈeɪ_d]Table of Contents
Similar words for dismayed:- afraid (adjective)
- aghast (adjective)
- cowardly (adjective)
- discouraged (adjective)
- downcast (adjective)
- dumbfounded (adjective)
- frightened (adjective)
- panicky (adjective)
- shocked (adjective)
- uneasy (adjective)
- upset (adjective)
- alarmed (verb)
- dejected (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Dismayed:
adj.
•afraid (adjective)- more rattled,
- most cowed,
- more dismayed,
- terror stricken,
- more terrorstricken,
- most terrorstricken,
- most rattled,
- more terror stricken,
- more nervous,
- worried,
- scared death,
- terrorstricken,
- most disheartened,
- more cowed,
- more faint-hearted,
- co wed,
- most terror-stricken,
- dis mayed,
- faint hearted,
- dis tressed,
- most terror stricken,
- most trembling,
- most spooked,
- panic stricken,
- more aroused,
- most dismayed,
- more terror-stricken,
- dis heartened,
- dis-tressed,
- more spooked,
- most daunted,
- dis-mayed,
- panicstricken,
- more disheartened,
- dis-heartened,
- more daunted,
- more faint hearted,
- more trembling,
- most aroused,
- have cold feet,
- co-wed,
- most faint hearted,
- most faint-hearted.
- more appalled,
- horror struck,
- most agape,
- more amazed,
- most amazed,
- most horrorstruck,
- most horror-struck,
- most awestruck,
- most appalled,
- most horror struck,
- most astonished,
- horrorstruck,
- more astounded,
- more horrorstruck,
- over whelmed,
- most astounded,
- more horror-struck,
- more awestruck,
- over-whelmed,
- more horror struck,
- more astonished,
- more agape.
- softer,
- no guts,
- Chicken-hearted,
- running scared,
- Cowhearted,
- lacking courage,
- shrinking,
- having the willies,
- yellow-bellied.
- lost momentum,
- most beat down,
- most deterred,
- more beatdown,
- most caved in,
- most come apart,
- more come-apart,
- most comeapart,
- most beatdown,
- beatdown,
- more dashed,
- most beat-down,
- more comeapart,
- most down-in-mouth,
- in dumps,
- most come-apart,
- comeapart,
- more deterred,
- caved in,
- cavedin,
- more come apart,
- in the dumps,
- most down in mouth,
- more down in mouth,
- in funk,
- most caved-in,
- more caved-in,
- more down-in-mouth,
- most dashed,
- more cavedin,
- more beat down,
- de pressed,
- more caved in,
- most cavedin,
- de-pressed,
- more beat-down,
- gone pieces.
- down in the dumps,
- bummed out,
- mopey,
- down-in-the-mouth,
- down in dumps,
- shot down,
- chapfallen,
- cast down,
- doleful,
- singing the blues,
- in pain,
- heartsick.
- more buffaloed,
- speechless,
- most bamboozled,
- more bamboozled,
- most buffaloed,
- over come,
- most staggered,
- most licked,
- most flabbergasted,
- most nonplused,
- most floored,
- be wildered,
- more floored,
- more staggered,
- sur prised,
- most knocked,
- more nonplused,
- more knocked,
- sur-prised,
- more licked,
- more flabbergasted,
- be-wildered.
- in a sweat,
- Butterflies,
- jellyfish,
- pushing the panic button,
- in a cold sweat,
- in a panic,
- unnerved,
- having kittens.
- un-stablest,
- on qui vive,
- dis quieted,
- un quieter,
- un-quietest,
- pre carious,
- un stabler,
- more anguished,
- more discomposed,
- ill ease,
- pre-carious,
- un-easier,
- most anguished,
- most discomposed,
- in securer,
- un easiest,
- un-settled,
- more vexed,
- most disquieted,
- in-securest,
- most vexed,
- un-stable,
- un-easy,
- un-easiest,
- most tormented,
- un settled,
- un stable,
- in secure,
- in-securer,
- un-stabler,
- un easy,
- more palpitant,
- most palpitant,
- un quiet,
- dis composed,
- more tormented,
- most harassed,
- more harassed,
- un quietest,
- dis-quieted,
- harassed,
- dis-composed,
- un-quiet,
- un easier,
- un-quieter,
- in-secure,
- more disquieted,
- un stablest,
- in securest.
- more grieved,
- un zipped,
- most tumbled,
- more ruffled,
- dis concerted,
- un glued,
- over-turned,
- most unzipped,
- top-pled,
- most unglued,
- most ruffled,
- most toppled,
- dis ordered,
- most grieved,
- up-set,
- un-glued,
- dis-concerted,
- in disarray,
- more toppled,
- more unzipped,
- upsidedown,
- top pled,
- dis-ordered,
- more tumbled,
- over turned,
- un-zipped,
- more unglued.
n.
v.
•alarmed (verb) •dejected (verb)Other synonyms:
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- Gutted,
- unsatisfied.
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- sorry.
- horrified,
- put out,
- dismounted,
- flummoxed,
- perplexed,
- Frighted,
- Cared,
- offended,
- flustered,
- agitated,
- terrorized,
- scandalised,
- terrified,
- depraved,
- dreaded,
- apprehensive,
- Flurried,
- awed,
- debauched,
- baffled,
- Feared,
- Scandalized,
- Despaired,
- Commenced,
- demoralized,
- uneasy,
- paralyzed,
- astounded,
- debased,
- lowered,
- swallowed,
- corrupted,
- misdirected,
- dismay,
- chilled,
- depressed,
- dispirited,
- perverted,
- profaned,
- demoralised,
- astonished,
- unhorsed,
- vitiated.
Paraphrases for Dismayed:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
appalled.
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Verb, past participle
appalled.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
distressed, disappointing.
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Verb, past participle
dissatisfied, disheartened, distracted, surprised, discouraged, outraged, distressed, alarmed, disturbed, disappointed, astonished, Regretted, devastated, overwhelmed, amazed, scared, mortified, preoccupied, terrified, troubled, bewildered, stung, Deceived, dashed, confused, horrified, frightened, Bummed, shaken, struck, shocked, stunned, disillusioned, concerned.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
disappointed, shocked, disillusioned, concerned.
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Adjective
Antonyms for Dismayed:
Homophones for Dismayed:
- descent, designated, disunity, disjoined, disunited, designate, document, desiccant, deckhand, disunite, Dika Nut, dismount, dissonate, Djanet, documented, decent, duty assignment, detachment, doughnut, Deoxygenate, dachshund, discount, disjointed, dehiscent, designed, Docent, disowned, desquamate, desmid, disseminate, dockhand, disownment, dissonant, decimate, decant, descend, dignity, discant, disjoint, Desmond Tutu, discommode, dissent, discussant, dig into, descant.