Advanced as in disgust To cause someone to lose interest or enthusiasm, as in to turn off. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Disenchant'
The movie's predictable plot and lackluster performances managed to disenchant the audience.
The professor's condescending tone and discouraging feedback tended to disenchant students from pursuing further studies in the subject.
The promising scientific breakthrough turned out to be a false alarm, disenchanting researchers who had high hopes for its potential.
The lack of progress on the project began to disenchant the team, leading to frustration.
The constant setbacks and failures began to disenchant his enthusiasm for entrepreneurship.
The tedious and repetitive tasks at work started to disenchant her from the job.
The unresolved conflicts in the novel served to disenchant readers, leaving them unsatisfied.
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