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Meanings of disenchantment in English
Cultural rationalization and devaluation of religion apparent in modern society.
Usage of disenchantment in English
1
The figures match or exceed the previous high-water mark of public disenchantment.
2
They also tend to have high error rates, leading to user disenchantment.
3
Watergate may now be one of the lesser causes of popular disenchantment.
4
His disenchantment is spreading to supporters who booed at the final whistle.
5
They are its victims: the victims of disgust, of disenchantment-oftenof remorse.
6
From regret to disenchantment I floated on to Buddhism, to universal weariness.
7
And she did not bring her disenchantment as a charge against him.
8
The man's artificial antagonism modified; the woman's disenchantment began to seem unreal.
9
An unreasonable disenchantment, like the awakening from a happy dream, oppressed me.
10
He begins to wonder to himself, and grows suddenly homesick under disenchantment.
11
Which is the illusion, one wonders,-theoriginal enchantment or the final disenchantment?
12
They are its victims: the victims of disgust, disenchantment -often of remorse.
13
Smith says his disenchantment with the Iraq war in 2003 determined his future.
14
This disenchantment intensified when Swansea took the lead within two minutes.
15
By the end of 1899 the disenchantment was general and widespread.
16
Their disenchantment with traditional politics, which fails them daily, is palpable.
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Translations for disenchantment
Russian
Disenchantment through the time
Disenchantment across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common