disenchantment
IPA: dɪsɪntʃˈæntmʌnt
noun
- The act of disenchanting or the state of being disenchanted.
- Freeing from false belief or illusions.
- (in particular, social sciences) The devaluation of religion or mysticism apparent in modern society.
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Examples of "disenchantment" in Sentences
- Political corruption and disenchantment.
- They cause disenchantment with the world.
- These crystallised political disenchantment.
- Yes, the FA process can be a disenchantment.
- The disillusionment and disenchantment are agonizing.
- At a societal level, this disenchantment may lead to rioting.
- The incantation of art only intensifies the central disenchantment.
- For eber this intellectualization of the world causes disenchantment.
- Thus there can be no such thing as the disenchantment of Christianity.
- Disenchantment with government is not inevitably reflected at the ballot box.
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