jilted

I mean if you feel jilted because you didn't land a spot, go be grumpy about it if you want.

They don't feel jilted when their home doesn't burn down, and their premiums go to those whose homes did.

Under traditional common law, a jilted bride could sue for breach of promise to marry.

Instead of suing, the jilted bride could simply keep the ring, confiscating the posted bond.

Veering wildly off topic, but I haven't heard much from the jilted Google Reader crowd for a while.

How believable is it that a jilted ex-boyfriend might coincidentally make such a mistake, just as a restraining order was invoked upon him?

You also might be able to trace JFK's assasination to a jilted lover.

It could be a jilted lover or frmr business partner....

The jilted spouses had nothing to do with it.

I'm especially shocked to see you trivialise the actions of the jilted engineer.

The jilted spouses weren't involved in the sex.

The use case examples of things may be like in the future are a bit jilted (are they ever not?) but what I genuinely appreciate is two-fold.

The jilted spouses were betrayed, even if unaware and not "involved" in the sex.

You'll be shocked at how willing "jilted" startup founders are to tarnish the reputations of exes who "quit on" them.

Does the user believe the apps to be coming from Apple/Google/ATT/Verizon/etc, and feels jilted that they are paying for their service and an "incomplete" device [1]?

It briefly mentions the Stanford Lust and Loathing study (quote from study[1]): We show how being “jilted”—that is, being thwarted from obtaining a desired outcome—can concurrently increase desire to obtain the outcome, but reduce its actual attractiveness.