Meanings of increasingly disenchanted in English

Brown's government is in trouble because both groups are becoming increasingly disenchanted.

In later life he grew increasingly disenchanted with his country's social direction.

As was his pattern, he also grew increasingly disenchanted with his living arrangement.

But he grew increasingly disenchanted with the country's policy course after the 2008 financial crash.

St Patrick's are unbeaten away from home while Galway haven't won before their increasingly disenchanted fans.

But these days, conservative voters have become increasingly disenchanted with national politics in Paris, which is seen as remote, and with a stale party apparatus.

Fashion work became a staple, although he was increasingly disenchanted with the exploitation of fashion no-hopers charged extortionate fees to "prepare" for modelling.

Roebuck braved it, but became increasingly disenchanted with his native land and its media that he felt had unfairly traduced him, not least this newspaper.