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Disenchantment শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: মোহমুক্তির
Disenchantment Meaning In Bengali মোহমুক্তির
Disenchantment
Definition
1) Disenchantment: a feeling of disappointment or disillusionment, typically following the realization that someone or something is not as good as one believed.
2) Disenchantment: the act of freeinoneselfrom illusion or false beliefs.
3) Disenchantment: the state of no longer finding pleasure or satisfaction in something that was once enjoyable or fulfilling.
Examples
Disenchantment Example in a sentence
1) The once enthusiastic student's disenchantment with school grew as the workload increased.
2) After watching numerous romantic comedies, Maria felt a sense of disenchantment with the concept of true love.
3) The company experienced a period of disenchantment when several key employees left for rival firms.
4) The citizens' disenchantment with the government's handling of the crisis led to widespread protests.
5) Sarah's disenchantment with her job became evident when she started arriving late every day.
6) The author's novel explores themes of disillusionment and disenchantment with modern society.
7) Mark's disenchantment with his favorite sports team deepened after they lost the championship game.
8) The artist's latest exhibit aims to convey a sense of disenchantment with consumer culture.
9) John's disenchantment with politics led him to withdraw from participating in any elections.
10) The community's disenchantment with the lack of progress on the proposed infrastructure projects was palpable.
11) I'm sorry, but I can only provide example sentences for single words. Would you like an example sentence for the word "disenchantment"?
Part of Speech
Disenchantment (Noun)
Synonyms
Encyclopedia
Disenchantment: a feeling of disappointment or disillusionment, typically following the realization that someone or something is not as good as one believed.
Disenchantment: the act of freeinoneselfrom illusion or false beliefs.
Disenchantment: the state of no longer finding pleasure or satisfaction in something that was once enjoyable or fulfilling.
