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disillusioned
adjective as in disappointed
Example Sentences
There is more charm than conflict in these sketches, and the earliest glimpses of Scout, Atticus and other charismatic residents of Maycomb County may help to placate a disillusioned fan base.
The 74-year-old describes himself as disillusioned by recent governments, both Conservative and Labour.
Fara added that a deepening standoff between Milei and Congress, which threatened to create political paralysis, also left voters "disillusioned and lacking energy."
That sort of soft power can strengthen ties between our two countries, even during times when many of our partners are growing disillusioned with America.
Now perceiving Miss Brodie as a malign influence, this disillusioned young woman reflects on her onetime role model: “She thinks she is Providence . . . she sees the beginning and the end.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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