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Meanings of disillusioned in English

Enlightened.

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Usage of disillusioned in English
1
I had grown completely disillusioned with my Government for ignoring this crisis.
The Irish Times
2
Some disillusioned Greens' vote may have bled to them this week too.
Radio NZ
3
And the way it all ended has left her feeling somewhat disillusioned.
Never let me go
4
One that doesn't simply echo the concerns of the disillusioned Labour voter.
The Guardian
5
Days with no progress became weeks, and the physicists were becoming disillusioned.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
6
When I left the Lib Dems I was disillusioned with party politics.
The Guardian
7
I'm not sure if I would any more, because I'm quite disillusioned.
The Guardian
8
We are creating huge numbers of disenfranchised, disillusioned and despairing young people.
The Guardian
9
Green politics is about much more than attracting the disillusioned Labour voter.
The Guardian
10
Yet her campaign has, from the outset, seemed aimed at disillusioned rightwingers.
The Guardian
11
It's been a summer of sport, but many people are deeply disillusioned.
The Irish Times
12
But that was a foolishness reserved for the young and yet-to-be disillusioned.
The lost recipe for happiness
13
But after 18 months, Glencross became disillusioned with the project and quit.
The Guardian
14
And Ethel stared at it and frowned, in a disillusioned, questioning way.
His Second Wife
15
I was completely disillusioned at the gulf between believers and the Leader.
Underground
16
She might have seen the freedom of Madame Steno without being disillusioned.
Cosmopolis — Volume 3
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Disillusioned across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common