let down

To make someone sad or disappointed by not doing what you promised, or to move something slowly downward.

"I promised I'd be there, and I don't want to let you down."

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let down.

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let down.

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massive let down.

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Adam’s English Lessons · engVid · 5:57

or just to let down, to be let down, etc., means

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Brooklyn Nine-Nine · 21:39

just let down your mentors.

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