Words Related To Disillusionment

verb to rid of or free from enchantment, illusion, credulity, etc.; disillusion

• The magician's tricks failed to disenchant the audience.
• I was really hoping this movie would disenchant me, but it just left me disappointed.
• I was so excited for the concert, but it totally disenchanting.
• The harsh reality of the situation began to disenchant her romanticized view of the world.

noun a feeling of disappointment or disillusionment

adjective disappointed or disillusioned

• The disenchantment with the political system led to a decrease in voter turnout.
• I can sense a feeling of disenchantment among the employees after the recent layoffs.
• There's a lot of disenchantment with the new boss, everyone misses the old one.
• His disenchantment with love left him feeling jaded and cynical.

adjective feeling or showing mental or physical fatigue or disillusionment with the world

• After years of working in the corporate world, he became world weary and decided to retire early.
• She's feeling a bit world weary after dealing with so much drama in her friend group.
• I'm so over it, feeling totally world weary right now.
• The constant bad news in the media can make anyone feel world weary.