Meanings of become disaffected in English

In these his own hunting-grounds some of his former friends had become disaffected.

The people in the rural districts had become disaffected.

Some of the Independents had become disaffected since 1884 and had returned to the Republican fold.

They had become disaffected about some treaty.

We are more anxious about what will happen to the uneducated and unqualified who will be superannuated by machines and become disaffected.

We are reaching out to those parts of our society that have become disaffected, disinterested or marginalised through various forms of dialogue and engagement.

Soon afterward he became disaffected with the Nazis and returned to Austria.

Some of them ran away, assisted by Rajah Laut; the whole crew, indeed, became disaffected.

The watchdog was worried that uncertainty about the bank's future could lead to key individuals leaving or becoming disaffected.

"Then you do not credit the statement that the Eastern delegations have become disaffected?"

None of these ever seceded or became disaffected, but throughout the war the utmost cordiality prevailed between them and the central office.