noun

disillusionment

disillusionment, disappointment

There is growing disillusionment with the government.

There is growing disillusionment with the government.

He felt a sense of disillusionment after the event.

He felt a sense of disillusionment after the event.

disillusionment ((with sb./sth.)) a feeling of disappointment about (sb./sth.). There is growing disillusionment with the government.

a sense of disillusionment a feeling of disappointment. He felt a sense of disillusionment after the event.

Synonyms: disappointment, disenchantment; Antonyms: hopefulness, enchantment

From the verb 'disillusion' + the noun-forming suffix '-ment'. It refers to the state of being disillusioned.

Remember it as the feeling (-ment) you get when an illusion is destroyed (dis-).

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