disenchantment (Meaning)

Wordnet

disenchantment (n)

freeing from false belief or illusions

Webster

The act of disenchanting, or state of being disenchanted.

The magician's performance left the audience feeling a sense of disenchantment.
The politician's empty promises led to a widespread disenchantment among the electorate.
After years of working in a monotonous job, he felt a growing disenchantment with his career.
The disenchantment with the status quo fueled the rise of protest movements around the world.
The disillusioning experience of war left many soldiers with a deep sense of disenchantment.
The traveler's initial excitement soon turned to disenchantment as they encountered the harsh realities of their destination.
The broken promises and failed policies of the government resulted in a widespread disenchantment among the citizens.
The constant stream of negative news created a mood of disenchantment and pessimism in the society.
The disenchantment with traditional forms of media led to the rise of alternative news sources and social media platforms.
The disenchantment with consumerism and materialism fueled the growth of minimalist living and sustainable practices.

freeing from false belief or illusionsThe act of disenchanting, or state of being disenchanted.

disillusionment, discontent, dumps, sadness, disgruntlement, displeasure, blues,discontentment, sorrow, dreariness

satisfaction,satisfaction, fulfilment, gratification, contentment, contentment, fulfilment, fulfillment, fulfillment, gratification

The magician's performance left the audience feeling a sense of disenchantment.

The politician's empty promises led to a widespread disenchantment among the electorate.

After years of working in a monotonous job, he felt a growing disenchantment with his career.

The disenchantment with the status quo fueled the rise of protest movements around the world.