disillusion (Meaning)
disillusion (n)
freeing from false belief or illusions
disillusion (v)
free from enchantment
disillusion (n.)
The act or process of freeing from an illusion, or the state of being freed therefrom.
disillusion (v. t.)
To free from an illusion; to disillusionize.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disillusion
disillusion Sentence Examples
- The recent political scandal left many voters feeling disillusioned with the government.
- The broken promises and lack of transparency from the company leadership left the employees disillusioned.
- The disappointing outcome of the game left the fans disillusioned with the team's performance.
- The harsh realities of life disillusioned the young idealist who had once believed in a perfect world.
- The failure of the project disillusioned the investors who had put their trust and money into it.
- The shallowness and superficiality of social media disillusioned some users who sought more meaningful connections.
- The hypocrisy and double standards of the organization disillusioned the members who had once admired its values.
- The inefficiency and bureaucracy of the system disillusioned the citizens who had hoped for a more responsive government.
- The discovery of hidden truths and secrets disillusioned the person who had believed in a flawless narrative.
- The repeated failures and setbacks disillusioned the team members who had once been optimistic and enthusiastic.
FAQs About the word disillusion
freeing from false belief or illusions, free from enchantmentThe act or process of freeing from an illusion, or the state of being freed therefrom., To free fro
disenchant,disabuse, undeceive,advise, tell, apprise, clue (in), uncover, fill in, divulge
fool, misrepresent, dupe,mislead, snow, bluff, bluff, beguile, trick, trick
The recent political scandal left many voters feeling disillusioned with the government.
The broken promises and lack of transparency from the company leadership left the employees disillusioned.
The disappointing outcome of the game left the fans disillusioned with the team's performance.
The harsh realities of life disillusioned the young idealist who had once believed in a perfect world.
