Pronunciation: /dɪs.əˈfɛktɪd/
adjective A term used to describe someone who is dissatisfied or rebellious, especially toward authority or society.
A1 The disaffected student refused to participate in the group project.
A2 The disaffected workers went on strike to protest against low wages.
B1 The disaffected citizens organized a peaceful protest to demand political change.
B2 The disaffected customers boycotted the company for its unethical business practices.
C1 The disaffected voters expressed their dissatisfaction by voting for a third-party candidate.
C2 The disaffected employees formed a union to negotiate better working conditions.
formal The disaffected group of employees expressed their grievances through a formal letter to the management.
informal The disaffected students decided to skip class and hang out at the park instead.
slang The disaffected teens were totally over school and just wanted to chill at the mall.
figurative The disaffected artist found solace in painting, using colors to express their inner turmoil.
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