Meanings of political disaffection in English

The mass to him, and still more to Elizabeth, was a definite symbol of political disaffection.

It is a hardcore ideological group exploiting the political disaffection of one community to stoke sectarian war.

The Nonconformists were constantly convicted of political disaffection-especiallyof "insulting the Imperial Majesty"-andwere accordingly flogged, tortured, and beheaded without mercy.

It seemed a great opportunity for debate: a departure from the political disaffection and disappointment that had obtained in working-class Scotland since the 80s.

His likely political disaffection with the Malaysian regime following the jailing of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, and reported domestic upheavals have also been cited.

And that was also a time of deep political disaffection -One Nation won 11 seats in the Queensland election in 1998.

"The father had, then, taken part in some political disaffections, and was proscribed?"

The continual plottings and political disaffections of these parties forced him to rule on a system to which he was not at first inclined.