disenchant Sentence Examples
- The story was so disenchanting that it made me lose interest in reading altogether.
- The once-enchanting forest now appeared disenchanted and devoid of life.
- The magician's spell disenchanted the princess, breaking the curse that had held her captive.
- The harsh reality of the situation disenchanted her, robbing her of her youthful idealism.
- The cynical view of the world he had developed disenchanted him from his former passions.
- The relentless negativity of the news cycle disenchanted many people, leading them to disengage from current events.
- The loss of her beloved pet disenchanted her, leaving her feeling empty and alone.
- The discovery of the truth about her family's history disenchanted her, shattering the illusions she had held dear.
- The politician's broken promises disenchanted his supporters, causing them to lose faith in his leadership.
- The experience of living in a polluted and crowded city disenchanted him, making him long for the simplicity of nature.
disenchant Meaning
disenchant (v)
free from enchantment
disenchant (v. t.)
To free from enchantment; to deliver from the power of charms or spells; to free from fascination or delusion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disenchant
FAQs About the word disenchant
free from enchantmentTo free from enchantment; to deliver from the power of charms or spells; to free from fascination or delusion.
disillusion, undeceive,disabuse, advise, refute, disclose, apprise, clue (in),tell, show up
take in, trick, fool,mislead, misrepresent, delude, dupe, hoodwink, snow, misrepresent
The story was so disenchanting that it made me lose interest in reading altogether.
The once-enchanting forest now appeared disenchanted and devoid of life.
The magician's spell disenchanted the princess, breaking the curse that had held her captive.
The harsh reality of the situation disenchanted her, robbing her of her youthful idealism.
