Disenchantment (Noun)
Meaning
Freeing from false belief or illusions.
Classification
Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.
Examples
- The politician's scandal led to widespread disenchantment among her supporters who had once believed in her honesty.
- Her experience with the corrupt business partner was a disenchantment that left her wiser and more cautious in future dealings.
- The documentary exposed the dark side of the popular wellness industry, leading to a collective disenchantment among viewers who had previously subscribed to its promises.
- After learning about the harsh conditions of factory farming, she experienced a disenchantment with the meat industry that led her to adopt a vegan lifestyle.
- The investigative journalist's report brought about a national disenchantment with the government's handling of the economic crisis, sparking calls for reform.