Advanced as in disappoint To disillusion or disappoint, causing a feeling of being let down. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Disenchant'
The once captivating story started to disenchant the readers as it unfolded.
The scientific discovery, once thought revolutionary, did little to disenchant the skeptics in the academic community.
The unrealistic expectations built around the new gadget began to disenchant consumers when its flaws became apparent.
After the captivating opening act, technical issues with the sound system began to disenchant the audience at the concert.
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