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Meanings of become disillusioned in English

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Usage of become disillusioned in English
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I've become disillusioned with my job: that's part of my problem, I think.
The dream of perpetual motion
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She had become disillusioned and started to investigate her own, personal photography series.
The Guardian
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She wonders how long it will take for the child to become disillusioned.
The new yorker
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They're taken in by the cool kids, only to become disillusioned with them.
The Irish Times
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When I met him, he had become disillusioned and was working in an office.
The Guardian
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There was nothing in that task to become disillusioned about.
Under Western Eyes
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They were even starting to become disillusioned with Nelson Mandela.
The Guardian
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Others become disillusioned by the hypocrisy of the society and rebel- as did Elizabeth Finkle-McGraw.
The Diamond Age
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At the same time, though, other secret Visitors have become disillusioned and join the resistance.
Reuters
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They see only the negative side, become disillusioned and take it as a personal rejection.
The Guardian
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Once deployed to Afghanistan, he appeared to become disillusioned about the U.S. military mission there.
Reuters
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Mr Mark Goddard (34), told the Times he had become disillusioned with Mr Livingstone.
The Irish Times
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But had he gone to the right source for information he would soon have become disillusioned.
The Shellback's Progress / In the Nineteenth Century
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By the time they left the seminary, many had become disillusioned and critical of the seminary system.
The Irish Times
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The Royal College of Nursing said its members have become disillusioned with long hours and poor pay.
The Irish Times
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The Christian Coalition lobby, a potent force that's become disillusioned with George Bush, backs the Republican candidate.
Radio NZ
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