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Useful Word / Phrase: To be gutted
The feeling that means very disappointed
The feeling that means very disappointed
What does it mean? This adjective is used to show how disappointed you or someone is. It means very disappointed.
Is it positive or negative? It’s always used as a negative.
When do you use it? You use it to tell others that you or someone else is really disappointed about something. It is frequently used in the UK.
Example 1: She didn’t get the job she wanted. She is gutted
Example 2: He brought doughnuts to the office because it was his birthday, but when I got there, they had all gone. I was gutted.
Example 3: His team lost 3-1 in the North London Derby. He is absolutely gutted.
Question: When was the last time you were gutted about something?
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