disillusionize (Meaning)
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disillusionize (v. t.)
To disenchant; to free from illusion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disillusionize
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disillusionize Sentence Examples
- The politician's empty promises disillusionized many voters who had once supported him.
- The teenager was disillusionized by her first experience with romantic love.
- The worker was disillusionized with his job after he realized that he would never be promoted.
- The student was disillusionized with her education after she graduated and couldn't find a job.
- The idealist was disillusionized by the corruption he saw in the government.
- The traveler was disillusionized with the tourist destination after she experienced its overcrowded beaches and overpriced restaurants.
- The fan was disillusionized with the celebrity after she discovered that the celebrity's public persona was a carefully constructed facade.
- The employee was disillusionized with the company after she was passed over for a promotion that she felt she deserved.
- The friend was disillusionized with the other friend after she realized that the friend had been gossiping about her behind her back.
- The individual was disillusionized with life after they experienced several major setbacks in a short period of time.
FAQs About the word disillusionize
To disenchant; to free from illusion.
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No antonyms found.
The politician's empty promises disillusionized many voters who had once supported him.
The teenager was disillusionized by her first experience with romantic love.
The worker was disillusionized with his job after he realized that he would never be promoted.
The student was disillusionized with her education after she graduated and couldn't find a job.
