disenamor (Meaning)
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disenamor (v. t.)
To free from the captivity of love.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disenamor
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disenamor Sentence Examples
- The honeymoon phase of their relationship ended abruptly, leaving them both disenchanted and disillusioned.
- His grand promises and romantic gestures failed to impress her, and she found herself disenchanted by his superficiality.
- The repetitive and mundane nature of the job left him disenchanted and unmotivated, longing for a more fulfilling career.
- Her disenchantment with the political process grew as she witnessed the rampant corruption and lack of accountability among elected officials.
- After years of being taken advantage of, she became disenchanted with the concept of love and swore off relationships altogether.
- The disenchanted citizens took to the streets to protest against the government's policies, demanding change and accountability.
- The disenchanted employee filed a grievance with the human resources department, seeking resolution for their mistreatment.
- He was disenchanted by the lack of diversity in the workplace and advocated for more inclusive hiring practices.
- The disenchanted students organized a boycott of the cafeteria, protesting the poor quality and high prices of the food.
- The disenchanted customers flooded the company's social media pages with complaints, demanding better customer service.
FAQs About the word disenamor
To free from the captivity of love.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The honeymoon phase of their relationship ended abruptly, leaving them both disenchanted and disillusioned.
His grand promises and romantic gestures failed to impress her, and she found herself disenchanted by his superficiality.
The repetitive and mundane nature of the job left him disenchanted and unmotivated, longing for a more fulfilling career.
Her disenchantment with the political process grew as she witnessed the rampant corruption and lack of accountability among elected officials.
