Disaffected is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISAFFECTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISAFFECT, to take away the affection of; to make discontented or unfriendly
• make (someone) dissatisfied, especially with people in authority or a system of control; alienate
ADJECTIVE:
• Alienated in feeling; not wholly loyal.
• discontented as toward authority
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• discontented and resentful especially against authority; rebellious

Words related to DISAFFECTED

disaffect18 disaffectedly26

Words that contain DISAFFECTED

disaffectedly26 disaffectedness25

How to use DISAFFECTED in a sentence

• After the retreating and disaffected hostess came Mrs.
• Those who dared, began to flock to Ippolito, who, with grim satisfaction, received at his palace in Rome all disaffected refugees.
• Woods meet as disaffected a congregation, as on this day.
• And not only those who were neutral and indifferent, but disaffected and malignant, and others who were profane and scandalous were intrusted.
• The Society of United Irishmen had now grown to be little more than a mere nest of Jacobinism, filled with all the turbulent and disaffected elements afloat in the whole country.
• The Turks were rejoiced again to find the Christians divided, and hastened to avail themselves of the cooeperation of the disaffected.
• But in a little time the Thebaid, long disaffected, seceded from the federation of Egypt and crowned Amon-meses king of Thebes.
• Burghersdorp, through which I passed yesterday, is a village of 2000 inhabitants, and, as I have already put on record, the centre of the most disaffected district in the colony.
• The disaffected volunteers have declared their intention of wearing the white badge of Don Carlos, and will appeal to him rather than allow the hated Home Rule to be carried out.
• Not a single Mahomedan of any account is to be found in the ranks of disaffected politicians.
• His house was a place of pilgrimage for the disaffected from all parts of India.
• We of the disaffected party were then ill regarded by many timorous folk.
• It was of no avail to say that very few people had been shot in the disaffected counties during the last ten years.
• Certain disaffected members of the Protestant community had repented of their errors.
• They were lodged in the city, and kept an intimate correspondence, as well with the magistrates who were extremely disaffected, as with the popular leaders in both houses.
• Kalb was appointed to drive the royalists out of the country in North Carolina, and to encourage the disaffected in South Carolina.
• The general feeling of the disaffected in reference to Mr.
• MacManus, a trader in Liverpool, was the most prominent person among the disaffected in Lancashire.
• On the 14th of November, 1889, a rumor spread about that Constant and Deodoro were to be arrested and the disaffected soldiers to be sent away.
• They religiously conceal their women, and are a bigoted, prejudiced race, disaffected of course to the new government, and shy of intercourse with the British occupants.
• This procured him the name of a Jacobite, or a disaffected person, a circumstance sufficient to ruin him in his ecclesiastical capacity.
• As might be expected, there were not a few Irish among the disaffected spirits who fostered these revolutions.
• A considerable part of the South was disaffected towards the Union, and in a condition to adopt any course that should be violent and destructive.
• He therefore gathered his forces and marched south to meet the enemy, passing through the city in order to impress the disaffected and the timid with the show of force.
• As the disaffected had fought under cover most of the time, I fancy the cavalry did little in this affair.
• One of these houses appears to have been a citadel of the disaffected, and most of the fighting was at and near this spot.
• The Boeotianan nation they believed to have been disaffected to the Romans, ever since the death of Brachyllas, and the consequences which followed it.
• This is a tiny force with which to clear an invaded and disaffected area of twelve thousand square miles.
• The Indian interpreter, at Chicago, also stated to governor Harrison, that the tribes in that quarter were disaffected towards the United States, and seemed determined upon war.

Similar words containing AFFECT without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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