disaffecting (Meaning)

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disaffecting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Disaffect

No weak antonyms found.

The government's mishandling of the economic crisis disaffected many voters.
The company's decision to relocate to another country disaffected many employees.
The politician's constant flip-flopping on important issues disaffected many supporters.
The teacher's harsh grading policies disaffected many students.
The team's poor performance disaffected many fans.
The product's high price disaffected many potential customers.
The movie's negative reviews disaffected many potential viewers.
The book's complex plot disaffected many readers.
The artist's experimental style disaffected many critics.
The band's new sound disaffected many long-time fans.

of Disaffect

alienating, displeasing, unendearing,uningratiating, repulsive, repugnant,arrogant, insolent, scornful, disdainful

likeable, winning, charming, lovable, charming, disarming, lovable, likable, endearing, ingratiating

The government's mishandling of the economic crisis disaffected many voters.

The company's decision to relocate to another country disaffected many employees.

The politician's constant flip-flopping on important issues disaffected many supporters.

The teacher's harsh grading policies disaffected many students.