[Vocabulary] to let someone down - to disappoint someone

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what's the difference between
to let someone down
and
to disappoint someone?

Are they used differently or do they mean the same?
 
dilodi83 said:
What's the difference between "to let someone down" and "to disappoint someone"?

Are they used differently or do they mean the same?
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They mean the same in most contexts.
 
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