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- fail to support or help someone as they had hoped or expected:"if I let him down now, I knew he'd never trust me again"
- BRITISH ENGLISHhave a harmful effect on the overall quality or success of someone or something:"the whole machine is let down by the tacky keyboard"
- lower something slowly:"they let down a basket on a chain"
- make a garment longer by lowering the hem:"I put on a skirt that Sylvie had let down for me"
- BRITISH ENGLISHdeflate a tire:"the driver was still in the cab, so I couldn't let the tires down"
- (of an aircraft) descend prior to landing:"over the harbor, I started to let down"
nounlet-down (noun)- a disappointment or a feeling of disappointment:"the election was a bit of a letdown"
- a decrease in size, volume, or force:"letdowns in sales have been frequent and widespread"
- the release of milk in a nursing mother or lactating animal:"in order to aid let-down do not feed at this time"
- aeronauticsthe descent of an aircraft or spacecraft before landing:"you might well commence a let-down miles away"
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