comedown

One is as a big comedown from the size of the crowds that watched her on broadcast television.

I mean to land up in Minsk, working in a grubby little factory is quite a comedown.

I got the impression he was a bitter man because, I imagine when he defected to Russia, it was comedown.

Poor Peggy—it was rather a comedown after her fairy visions.

"So long as nobody in society hears of this sudden comedown, we shall pull through," he said.

And at Anagni he may certainly rest for the night, though his quarters may be a comedown not only from Rome but from Velletri.