With the. Delirium; delusion; disappointment. Obsolete.

Defeat in battle, overthrow, rout. Now somewhat rare.

The action of befooling, mocking, or cheating a person in his expectations; the fact of being so cheated or mocked. Obsolete.

The action of disappoint, v. (in various senses); esp. (and in later use only) non-fulfilment or frustration of an expectation, intention, desire…

Non-fulfilment of an expectation, intention, or desire; the action or fact of disappointing or being disappointed. Cf. disappoint, v. 2a.

Disappointment; an instance of being disappointed.

Originally: a feeling of disgust or aversion. Later: a feeling of bitter disappointment or sorrow; a cause of this.

transferred and figurative (from 1.) dust and ashes (in allusion to the legend of the Dead Sea Fruit): used to indicate severe disappointment or…