bummed
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7.5
- adjective
- /bʌmd/
- Informal
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decepcionado
- Feeling pretty bummed we don't have anything of the kind here in the US.
- so bummed
- pretty bummed
- really bummed
I am so bummed out that I can't partake.
- I am so bummed out that I can't partake.
- Like, sure, I get that you're bummed, but this is what's happening.
- The thing that just people are bummed out about is Lori Loughlin's daughter.
- So here's what happened. I'm bummed. I'm downed, so I'm doing a bunch of work.
- So I've just been quite bummed out by the stuff that I've been reading recently.
- And I think also, I think Dustin was most bummed.
- So you feel kind of bummed out, super anxious about it, you know, about anxiety.
- I feel it's both right. I feel he does have good intentions. I was bummed to see that he stepped back.
- And if this resonates with you, you're bummed.
- But your wife is really mad at you and you're bummed.
- But again, I am trying to stay positive here and I was really bummed that day.
- The hardest part about doing animated stuff is people don't get to see this and I feel like they're bummed, truthfully.
- Yeah, like I I was bummed that, you know, I was definitely upset that that he came in second place.
- And I was, you know, just so bummed in the sense where I was devastated, but also bummed that like.
- I think you'd be a little bummed out because love, in order to be real, has to be free.
Examples
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I was bummed to hear that the concert was canceled at the last minute.
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I knew I had to push it out of my mind, but I was so bummed.
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But again, I am trying to stay positive here and I was really bummed that day.
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Yeah, like I I was bummed that, you know, I was definitely upset that that he came in second place.
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I was so bummed that everything sold out so fast!
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When I caught my first head cold of fall last week, I was so bummed.
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Well, I was pretty bummed that you were just gonna abandon me for the summer.
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Guys, I am so bummed that I missed out on the Be Happy Link Up Bloghop last week!
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So I'm really bummed that we couldn't be friends.
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Finley is so bummed that we have to wait a whole 'nother year to go trick or treating again.
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Synonyms
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1.0
Feeling sad or worried because something bad happened
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1.0
Feeling unhappy or upset because of something
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1.0
Unhappy because something you hoped for did not happen
463
1.0
Feeling sad or not pleased about something
280
2.8
Feeling disappointed because you cannot do something you tried hard to do
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6.7
Feeling sad or unhappy
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4.1
Looking or feeling sad and quiet
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7.7
Feeling very sad and without hope about the future
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4.4
Feeling sad and not very hopeful
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3.7
Feeling very sad because of a loss or disappointment
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4.5
Feeling very sad and not hopeful
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4.2
Feeling less hopeful and confident after a disappointment
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5.4
Feeling sad and without hope
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7.5
Sad and disappointed because what you hoped for did not happen
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4.3
Feeling unhappy and not satisfied with your situation
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4.3
Feeling shocked and disappointed when something unexpected happens
Extremely disappointed and upset after something goes wrong
Very sad and upset, often after something bad happens
Antonyms
How Sad
Surface Forms
Morphology
bummed = bum (semi-transparent) = bum + ed
Formed as the past-participial/adjectival '-ed' of the colloquial verb 'bum', but the base 'bum' has several other common senses (e.g., 'butt', 'loafer') that can confuse learners.
Etymology
Bummed comes from American slang like bum and bummer, words people used for a 'disappointment' or when something 'makes someone sad'. A helpful way to remember is to think of a 'bummer' — a bad thing that 'bums you out' — so if you are bummed, you feel sad or disappointed.