disenchanting (Meaning)

Wordnet

disenchanting (s)

freeing from illusion or false belief

Webster

of Disenchant

No weak antonyms found.

The disenchanting news of her grandfather's passing left her feeling hollow and lost.
The once captivating beauty of the city had become disenchanting due to the constant noise and pollution.
The magician's tricks were initially awe-inspiring, but the constant repetition made them disenchanting.
The idealized version of love portrayed in movies and books can be disenchanting when compared to the realities of romantic relationships.
The disenchanting realization that her idol had feet of clay shattered her long-held illusions.
The monotony of everyday life can be disenchanting, leading to a sense of emptiness and lack of purpose.
The disillusionment caused by the disenchanting political climate prompted many citizens to lose faith in the government.
The disenchanting discovery that the "miracle cure" had no effect on her illness left her feeling hopeless.
The grandeur of the castle was disenchanting from afar, but upon closer inspection, it revealed signs of decay and neglect.
The once vibrant colors of the painting had faded over time, resulting in a disenchanting and lackluster appearance.

freeing from illusion or false beliefof Disenchant

undeceiving, disabusing,disillusioning,advising, telling, filling in, sophisticating, apprising, uncloaking, debunking

misleading, kidding, misrepresenting, misleading, misrepresenting, deluding, beguiling, snowing, tricking, fooling

The disenchanting news of her grandfather's passing left her feeling hollow and lost.

The once captivating beauty of the city had become disenchanting due to the constant noise and pollution.

The magician's tricks were initially awe-inspiring, but the constant repetition made them disenchanting.

The idealized version of love portrayed in movies and books can be disenchanting when compared to the realities of romantic relationships.