Meanings of become disenchanted in anglès

Some investors said they have become disenchanted with Mayer.

That a world scarred by war should become disenchanted with its greatest disenchanter is a bleak and bitter joke.

But others have become disenchanted with the scale of Mujica's social reforms, including the legalization abortions and marijuana production and distribution.

He has already enthused countless young people and re-enthused many others who had become disenchanted with politicians in general and Labour in particular.

But others have become disenchanted with the scale of Mujica's social reforms, including the legalization of abortion, gay marriage and marijuana production and distribution.

The crisis affecting Europe's single currency has been a boon to Eurosceptic parties across the continent, as voters have become disenchanted with the(...)

But he soon became disenchanted with his portrayal through media filters.

Three captains in particular became disenchanted with this leadership, and they began to make noise.

But after plugging it in, we rapidly became disenchanted.

I had a friend who trained as a lawyer, then became disenchanted and never practised.

He was becoming disenchanted by "the nuttiness in the organization."

He became disenchanted with his father's methods and skeptical of the army's ability to defeat Dhofari rebels.

But for some reason unknown to me, he became disenchanted with the job and gave it up.

Just as when Agnes and Rex became disenchanted with each other, Chloe felt the arrows from either side.

Ric was studying for his Ph.D. in English at Columbia, in 1985, when he became disenchanted and withdrew.

But eventually, gradually, many became disenchanted, and either left, or stayed and tried to oppose the regime, without success.