disillusionment|disillusionments in English

noun

[,dis·il'lu·sion·ment || ‚dɪsɪluːʒnmənt]

release from misbelief, disenchantment, freedom from illusio

Use "disillusionment|disillusionments" in a sentence

1. Dissatisfaction leads to disillusionment, and disillusionment, often to rebellion.

2. I shared the gradual disillusionment.

3. My life was littered with Awkwardnesses, estrangements, mutual disillusionments, abandoned projects

4. You must be prepared for disillusionment.

5. There is increasing disillusionment with the government.

6. There is widespread disillusionment with the present government.

7. Disillusionment sets in, of course, and back he comes.

8. Disillusionment among the young is worrying for schools. Sentencedict.com

9. Poverty, disillusionment, disease could not still his music.

10. There is growing public disillusionment with the present system of government.

11. Usually behind these is disillusionment and disappointment with oneself.

12. American writers also expressed the disillusionment following upon the war.

13. Sadly, their struggles all too often end up in disillusionment and sometimes, in death.

14. Years of political mudslinging between the big parties have brought disillusionment and apathy.

15. This state of discontent and disillusionment created a real crisis for the Republic.

16. Negativism a spouse leads to disillusionment over time as love declines.

17. This kind of Accentuated a growing dissatisfaction and disillusionment with the camp system.

18. The result is clear - there is large research literature on dissatisfaction and disillusionment.

19. In 1876 he wrote the long poem Clarel to express his disillusionment.

20. Observers suggested that the election reflected widespread disillusionment with traditional party politics.

21. This novel, with the disillusionment of American dream as its theme, tells a story of deterioration.

22. Again, I experienced some disillusionment, for Philip was not as I had imagined him to be.

23. Whether such a remark represents transitory frustration or deep disillusionment is not always easy to tell.

24. The real danger of Conservative defeat in today's election reflects the scale of the disillusionment which has intervened.

25. First, he argued, there had been post-revolutionary disillusionment which had allowed reactionary forces to become influential.