Definition of disillusioned
: having lost faith or trust in something formerly regarded as good or valuable
becoming more and more disillusioned with politics Overworked, tired, disillusioned, with a shaky marriage, the district attorney finally gets a case that he really wants to prosecute. — The New York Times Book Review The camps grew restive and disillusioned, but refused to give up.— Nora Levin The disillusioned children of troubled marriages suffer from their parents' transgressions long into adulthood.— Marianne Gingher
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The first known use of disillusioned was in 1858
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