bummed
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈbəmd// UK //bˈʌmd// bummed
adj. feeling sad, disappointed, or unhappy about something. You use this when things don't go your way.
adj. feeling disheartened, disappointed, or mildly depressed. Often used predicatively after linking verbs such as 'feel', 'look', or 'be'.
I'm really bummed that I missed the party.
He was totally bummed when he found out the concert was sold out.
She felt understandably bummed after her flight was cancelled, especially since she had been looking forward to the reunion for months.
Usage
Typically follows a linking verb; informal in register and common in North American English.
Pitfall
It was a bummed movieThe movie was a bummerBummed describes a person's feeling; use 'bummer' to describe the disappointing thing itself.