1. feelings of disappointment resulting from the discovery that something is not as good as one believed it to be
Usage: plural form of disillusionment

Examples

• After years of political promises, voters experienced deep disillusionments.
• The company's scandals led to widespread disillusionments among employees.
• Her disillusionments with the education system prompted her to homeschool.
• The war brought many disillusionments about heroism and glory.
• His disillusionments with fame made him retreat from public life.
• The economic crisis created disillusionments about the American Dream.
• Multiple disillusionments shaped her cynical worldview.