Disillusionment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISILLUSIONMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being disillusioned
• a feeling of disappointment resulting from the discovery that something is not as good as one believed it to be
• The act of freeing from an illusion, or the state of being freed therefrom.
• freeing from false belief or illusions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the condition of being disenchanted

Words that contain DISILLUSIONMENT

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How to use DISILLUSIONMENT in a sentence

• Tebrick had been through all the agonies of wounded self-esteem, disillusionment and despair that a man can suffer.
• His disillusionment, therefore, was cruel when he saw the Cabinet of London range itself last year on the side of France.
• He stopped with a sense of weariness and disillusionment, and then walked on again.
• But Veronica did not think so just then, coming as she did from a disillusionment which had affected her more strongly than she knew.
• Rush would forget the disillusionment of his holiday hopes when the necessities of the case were really brought home to him.
• Littleness invincible! So strong and deep was this wave of despondency, this suggestion of impending disillusionment, that he started to his feet.
• Had he seen her, in the later years, he would have met the dull misery of disillusionment.
• Then came his disillusionment, and this disillusionment he described in terms that did not flatter his audience.
• Now, so far as the insurrection of labour goes, American conditions differ from European, and the process of disillusionment will probably follow a different course.
• For days Claire had been striking at the shackles of habit with a rancor bred of disillusionment.
• Her nature, which was just a nest of vigorous appetites, was incapable of suspecting his gathering disillusionment until it burst upon her.
• He found himself unable to retrieve the ruin, and retired altogether from politics in 1895, dying abroad next year in voluntary exile and enforced disillusionment.
• Aside from the disillusionment that had taken the glamour from Ernestine, Schumann had been slowly coming more and more under the spell of Clara Wieck.
• Disillusionment and despair prey upon her more and more.
• There can be no more expressive image of disillusionment.
• In the next few years you will suffer further disillusionment.
• There is nothing done that does not mean self-denial, routine, disillusionment, and half realization.
• And then, little by little, his disillusionment begins.
• Although my leave had produced so much disillusionment, I yet dreaded its termination.
• She loved him best of all things on earth, but for the moment she saw him in the hard light of disillusionment.
• The sense of disillusionment which, as Shoghi Effendi warned, the spread of political corruption would create in the minds of the mass of humankind is now widespread.
• At first sight it bore the semblance of a mere disillusionment such as any girl might experience under like circumstances.
• The smooth brightness of my previous life made all the disillusionment more startling, and the sudden plunge into conditions so new and so unfavourable dazed and stunned me.
• But the time of disillusionment must some time come.
• His melancholy is the melancholy of a profound disillusionment.
• Yet, because of a lack of clear knowledge, his life has been one of hardship, privation, disappointment, disillusionment, galling poverty, and utter failure.
• If I am to help her, the shock of disillusionment must come from some other direction.
• But the greatest disillusionment was the Akasaka garden.
• Yet the pang of the disillusionment was none the less keen and sickening, and the pain was as that of a corporeal wound.
• But no! The very next second proved my disillusionment.
• The next ten years were, on both sides, years of growing disillusionment.
• My first sight of a stock-market roped off in the street was an acute disillusionment.
• Equally unsuited to general use are those expressing disillusionment, anxiety, or impotence.
• This uncontrolled, emotional trend of thought comes in cycles and is unerringly followed by bitter disillusionment.
• She is safe from that reaction and disillusionment which some prophets have discerned as the first harvest of Home Rule, because she is already disillusioned.

Similar words containing ILLUSIONM without suffix ent and without prefix dis

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