disillusion in Greek
disillusion in Greek is απογοήτευση — disillusion means to make someone realize that a belief they held was false, often leaving them disappointed.
disillusion in Greek
απογοήτευση
Pronounced: apogoitefsi
(countable) The act or process of disenchanting or freeing from a false belief or illusion.
What does "disillusion" mean?
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verb To make someone realize that a belief they held was false, often leaving them disappointed.
"Meeting his hero in person only disillusioned him further."
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noun The state of having lost a false belief, often leading to disappointment.
"Years of broken promises led to widespread disillusion with the government."
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disillusion in a sentence
- Meeting his hero in person only disillusioned him further.
- Years of broken promises led to widespread disillusion with the government.
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What is "disillusion" in Greek?
"disillusion" in Greek is απογοήτευση. disillusion means: To make someone realize that a belief they held was false, often leaving them disappointed.
How do you pronounce απογοήτευση?
"disillusion" in Greek is απογοήτευση, pronounced "apogoitefsi".
How do you use "disillusion" in a sentence?
Example: "Meeting his hero in person only disillusioned him further." In Greek, "disillusion" is απογοήτευση.
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