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disillusionment

[dis-i-loo-zhuhn-muhnt] / ˌdɪs ɪˈlu ʒən mənt /




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The effect it had on Tupac as a child, his mother's disillusionment with life and the struggle for human rights and feeling that they had lost.

From Salon

Tow also notices a “general sense of disillusionment” in her generation.

From Seattle Times

Mr. Erdogan faces stiff competition from a newly unified opposition that has appealed to voters’ disillusionment with his stewardship of the economy and what they call his push for one-man rule.

From New York Times

The coronation, and the unspecified but very large expenditure surrounding it, comes against a backdrop of galloping inflation, political polarization, and widespread disillusionment over Brexit, Britain’s departure from the European Union three years ago.

From Los Angeles Times

We are all Steely Dan characters now: Citizens Dan, living in an age of malaise and disillusionment as pervasive as the fog of failure enveloping “Gaucho‘s” fabled fools.

From Los Angeles Times