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Home/Scunnered vs gutted: fed up or disappointed?

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Scunnered vs gutted: fed up or disappointed?

Scunnered usually centres on disgust, weariness, or being completely fed up. Gutted centres more directly on disappointment or emotional let-down.

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Scunnered usually centres on disgust, weariness, or being completely fed up. Gutted centres more directly on disappointment or emotional let-down.

Meaning and examplesscunneredFed up, disgusted, tired of something, or strongly put off.Meaning and examplesguttedDeeply disappointed, upset, or devastated.

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Use scunnered for weary disgust or being fed up; use gutted for strong disappointment.

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