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Meanings of disenchanted in English

Freed from enchantment.

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Usage of disenchanted in English
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Brown's government is in trouble because both groups are becoming increasingly disenchanted.
The Guardian
2
A few disenchanted ETA prisoners appear on television condemning their former comrades.
The Irish Times
3
She is bold and looks down on every thing; she is disenchanted.
The Argonauts
4
In later life he grew increasingly disenchanted with his country's social direction.
The Irish Times
5
And there remain disenchanted, radicalized Somalis ready to strap on explosive belts.
Reuters
6
And there remain disenchanted, radicalised Somalis ready to strap on explosive belts.
Reuters
7
They actually targeted Latinos and blacks who were potentially disenchanted as well.
Radio NZ
8
Whatever may have been the cause, she was on a sudden disenchanted.
J. S. Le Fanu's Ghostly Tales, Volume 4
9
His allies were as disenchanted with his growing paranoia and geopolitical sado-masochism.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
10
But we have each of us to be disenchanted of our dream.
Alton Locke, Tailor and Poet: An Autobiography
11
Gervaise had returned to her seat, disenchanted and thinking everything very ugly.
L'Assommoir
12
The question still being, Was he disenchanted enough to have him killed?
Hot six
13
Envy a poor, disenchanted, solitary man-envy him because he wears a crown!
Frederick the Great and His Family: A Historical Novel
14
According to published reports, Green was disenchanted with the news and left Houston.
Reuters
15
It's possible you'll start to feel a little disenchanted with an ongoing issue.
The South African
16
Young master Vernon was... shall we say... disenchanted. His gaze returned to me.
Boy’s Life
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