Definition of jilted | Bee Dictionary of English

Tourists with valid tickets got turned away at the front gates after the park quickly filled up; the jilted travelers screamed at park employees, while TV cameras filmed one family .
In Devdas in particular, critics swooned over her transformation from innocent lover to jilted avenger and agreed that she more than held her own against Bollywood's biggest male .
The New York Post has it that one is Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, who after getting jilted at the altar by John Breaux on a Senate compromise bill started telling reporters .

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June 10, 2013 - Zimbio
POEM: In Home’s Stead
By Carol Smith Yonder stands a grand old lady Nobel, though in sad distress Scorched and vacant are her gardens Pitiful her ragged dress Once she was a regal creature At whose table we all dined Dressed in lace and candelabras Welcoming, yet so refined But now jilted by a lover Whose devotion did not last The fickle arm of indecision To limbo, has her future cast GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub ...
June 9, 2013 - West Seattle Herald
Prosecutor: Jilted husband shot estranged wife 9 times
SANTA ANA - A jilted husband waited for his estranged wife to leave her job as a teacher's aide at an Irvine preschool, followed her to a nearby cul-de-sac and shot her nine times at close range in June 2011, an Orange County prosecutor told a jury Thursday.
June 6, 2013 - Orange County Register

Hugh Culverhouse in USA Today
And when Parcells turned down the job, Culverhouse said: "I thought we had a deal. Now I feel as though we've been jilted at the altar."
Jesse Jackson in BBC News
Mr Jackson said: "You pay a huge price when society is jilted in such a way as to see more value in building jails rather than schools. Pre-natal care and day-care on the front side of life is a better investment than jailcare and welfare on the...