1. a feeling of disappointment about someone or something you previously respected or admired
2. the process of freeing someone from a magic spell
Usage: literary; fantasy

Examples

• Her disenchantment with politics grew after the scandal.
• The voters expressed their disenchantment with the current administration.
• Years of broken promises led to widespread disenchantment among supporters.
• His disenchantment with corporate life prompted him to change careers.
• The fairy tale ended with the princess’s disenchantment from the evil curse.
• The wizard’s disenchantment spell freed the village from its magical sleep.
• Public disenchantment with the education system has reached an all-time high.