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Meanings of disenchant in English
Portuguese
desiludir Catalan
desil·lusionar Usage of disenchant in English
1
No reading or study had contributed to disenchant the fairyland around him.
2
Yet, if we seek to disenchant ourselves, it may readily be done.
3
And the girl asked him, 'What can I do to disenchant you?'
4
Then he entered the hut and ordered the old woman to disenchant his brother.
5
It seemed to disenchant the air, so full a moment before of strange attractions.
6
It did not take long to disenchant me, he added with a harsh laugh.
7
See how quickly and honestly I can disenchant you.
8
But there was more than this to disenchant him.
9
The sure mode to disenchant the gun was to shoot a silver bullet out of it.
10
It was Krebbs's mission, whether he knew it or not, to disenchant me with that philosophy.
11
Eve in her own person might disenchant him.
12
I will now take you back to your father, who will certainly know how to disenchant you.'
13
You, whose business it is to look behind the scenes of life, will you disenchant her also?
14
Magic is plainly the only remedy, and if thou canst disenchant it, I will give thee thy freedom.
15
That mar-all, Truth, will disenchant you.
16
These superficial and miserable vices of common society disenchant the soul, and dry up the springs of love and hope.
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Disenchant through the time