Disenchanted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISENCHANTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISENCHANT, to free from enchantment
• cause (someone) to be disappointed
ADJECTIVE:
• freed from enchantment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• disappointed, dissatisfied

Words related to DISENCHANTED

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How to use DISENCHANTED in a sentence

• Three years of London life told on his constitution, and he was completely disenchanted.
• Both parties were soon disenchanted and disappointed.
• But the vine and the magician had disappeared, and the disenchanted drunkards were left to their own rage.
• And yet this disenchanted brook figures largely in ancient mythical story.
• A nearer view of Versailles at this time might also have disenchanted these worshippers at the shrine of French civilization.
• She thought that the peculiar reception she had given to his avowal, might have quite disenchanted her lover.
• But wait! that will pass away and you will soon be disenchanted.
• But on coming to close quarters with the actual life of most of us, how surely would he be disenchanted.
• Disenchanted and dissatisfied, Gotama had given up all that most men value, to seek peace in secluded study and self-denial.
• But we are not disenchanted at all by this kind of science, when the author whom we are examining is a great natural genius, like Shakespeare or Shelley, Keats or Scott.
• At the same moment all the gentlemen and ladies whom the wicked Ogre had held in his castle under a spell, became disenchanted.
• The quaintness will grow flat, the color of the sentiment will almost disappear, the rich paragraphs will run thinly clad, disenchanted like Cinderella at midnight.
• Those who fell in love with pretty Rose should have seen her in her sulky moods, if they wished to be thoroughly disenchanted.
• Destiny has determined that I shall not be disenchanted before that world is entirely exhausted so that after many years I may recover its earliest charm.
• Then the disenchanted people, the ladies, gentlemen, girls and boys thanked their liberator and accompanied him on his way back to the city.
• He woke up to an amazing infinity of contempt, to a droll bitterness of wonder, to a disenchanted conviction of safety.
• Whatever may have been the cause, she was on a sudden disenchanted.
• There is a sad and tender vein of unobtrusive moralizing running through his work but one is conscious that at bottom he is profoundly pessimistic and disenchanted.
• For, when they come to know you well, they are quite sure to be disenchanted.
• During that winter I was quite disenchanted with the social pleasures to which I had looked forward when I entered the university, in imitation of my brother Volodya.
• Other and very different scenes, in no great length of time, disenchanted the new paradise, and presented it in the sober traits of truth.
• From the edge of the wood Cinderella appeared, disenchanted, and in her homespun garments.
• The legislature of the state became disenchanted with the university because of the notoriety, and decreased its annual appropriation.
• In this act Hiawatha was disenchanted, and again resumed his mortal shape.

Similar words containing ENCHANT without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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