disaffected
Translation
disaffected, discontented, dissatisfied
Examples
The party is losing the support of disaffected voters.
The party is losing the support of disaffected voters.
He became disaffected with the company's management.
He became disaffected with the company's management.
Grammar Patterns
((+ noun)) disaffected (noun) The disaffected youth felt ignored by politicians.
((with sb./sth.)) to be disaffected with (sb./sth.) She grew disaffected with the endless meetings.
Similar Words
Synonyms: dissatisfied, discontented, alienated; Antonyms: content, loyal, satisfied
Etymology
From 'dis-' (not) + 'affected' (in the sense of 'disposed' or 'inclined'). It means no longer well-disposed or loyal.
Memory Tips
Think 'DIS-affected' – their 'affection' for a group or authority has gone. They are no longer positively affected by it.