Dismay meaning in hindi

How to pronounce Dismay
As noun : आतकित Ex:  To the dismay of some fans
काश्मल्य Ex:  To his dismay but not surprise, he discovers that Death has come for him too. झाटल Ex:  " is complex to the point of dismay त्रस्त Ex:  Hitting dismay उ:   यह विभाग उन समस्याओं से जूझ रहा है जो कबीलियों को त्रस्त किए हुए हैं। नाउम्मेदी Ex:  It usually means more figuratively Overwhelm, grieving excessively, dismay नियासा Ex:  The failure of this trading house has its sponsors in dismay निराशा उ:   लेकिन इन्हें उलट दिये जाने के कारण अक्सर उन्हें निराशा हाथ लगती थी। फलखंडन भय के कारण निः साहस विग्न संत्रास उ:   इस करण भी वह तनाव और मानसिक संत्रास का शिकार हो जाता है। सन्नि हतोत्साहित होना हैबतजदा हौलजदा
Dismay ki paribhasha : ek prasiddh manovikaar jo kisi aanevaali bhishan aapatti athava honevaali bhaari haani ki aashnka se utpann hota hai aur jisake saath us aapatti athava haani se bachane ki ichchha lagi rahati hai
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Dismay synonyms
anxiety fright chagrin apprehension alarm trepidation dread terror panic horror dumps blues agitation upset letdown hassle bummer discouragement fear funk downer blue funk cold feet disillusionment disheartenment the blahs dispirit rattle frighten puzzle unnerve agitate confound shake horrify terrify dumbfound bewilder flummox appall daunt disquiet perplex bother disconcert nonplus disturb fluster embarrass mystify faze scare paralyze discomfit discompose terrorize affright snafu unhinge abash throw chill foul up mess up put off screw up louse up get to muck up take aback throw into a tizzy
Dismay antonyms
calmness composure contentment happiness tranquility delight joy encouragement assurance ease peace beauty pleasure confidence security appease placate soothe comfort gladden explain quiet enlighten explicate embolden aid hearten reassure incite clarify clear up make happy please help inspirit settle order
Usage of Dismay in sentences

The word is used as noun verb in english grammar. The word can be used as, noun, verb or transitive verb in hindi and have more than one meaning. . 
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