Moderate as in let down To cause someone to lose enthusiasm or interest, often by revealing the disappointing or mundane aspects of something; similar to underwhelm. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Disenchant'
The sudden failure of her favorite team in the championship game did much to disenchant the young sports enthusiast.
The teacher's inability to address the students' concerns began to disenchant the once enthusiastic class.
The initially charming character's dark secrets were revealed, disenchanting the audience and changing the tone of the movie.
After the much-hyped movie turned out to be a letdown, many viewers were disenchant with the film industry.
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