disillusion
verb (used with object)
noun
Origin of disillusion
Synonyms for disillusion
Related Words for disillusioned
disenchanted, embittered, knowing, sophisticated, broken, enlightened, freed, shattered, indifferent, worldly, worldly-wise, disenthralled, disentranced, mondaineExamples from the Web for disillusioned
Contemporary Examples of disillusioned
Of the ones that do survive, some will be too disillusioned to carry out an attack.
A new survey finds Millennials disillusioned by Obama and the Democrats.
New Harvard Study Finds the Door to Millennial Vote Is Open to GOPKristen Soltis Anderson
October 30, 2014
Reeling from regional developments and disillusioned with the West, some Iraqi Christians are looking to Russia for support.
Will putting Castro in the Cabinet be enough to placate those Latinos disillusioned with Obama?
With Julian Castro Taking Over at HUD, a New Political Dynasty Is in the MakingRuben Navarrette Jr.
May 23, 2014
A deranged individual—a neo-Nazi, a disillusioned ex-employee, or even a disturbed child—commits an act of public violence.
A Former Navy Firearms Instructor and Proud Gun Owner On Why We Need Common Sense Gun ControlShawn VanDiver
May 14, 2014
Historical Examples of disillusioned
Disillusioned and depressed, I left my work and went to the window.
The Golden AgeKenneth Grahame
And his smile fell now in mockery upon the disillusioned lad.
Mistress WildingRafael Sabatini
That's the best you can do, unless you want her to become like me—disillusioned!
Under Western EyesJoseph Conrad
Most young men, and most young women, live to be disillusioned.
In Direst PerilDavid Christie Murray
Since then his devotees have been shocked and disillusioned.
The Book of the DamnedCharles Fort