Disenchanted Meaning in English
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Definition
If someone is disenchanted, they are disappointed or no longer believe in something they once admired or thought was good.
Usage & Nuances
Often formal or literary; usually follows feeling let down by people, jobs, or institutions. Common collocations: 'become disenchanted with', 'feel disenchanted'. Less extreme than 'disillusioned', but stronger than 'disappointed'.
Example Sentences
After the scandal, many people felt disenchanted with the government.
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He grew disenchanted with his job after several years.
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Sarah was disenchanted with city life and moved to the countryside.
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Many young voters today are disenchanted with politics.
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She used to love her favorite band, but after their last album, she felt totally disenchanted.
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It’s easy to become disenchanted when expectations are too high.
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