disillusionment in Greek
disillusionment in Greek is απογοήτευση — disillusionment means a feeling of sadness and disappointment that comes from discovering that something is not as good or as true as you believed.
disillusionment in Greek
απογοήτευση
Pronounced: apogoitefsi
A feeling of disappointment, akin to depression, arising from the realization that something is not what it was expected or believed to be, possibly accompanied by philosophical angst from having one's beliefs challenged.
What does "disillusionment" mean?
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noun A feeling of sadness and disappointment that comes from discovering that something is not as good or as true as you believed.
"But till I am thirty, I know that my youth will triumph over everything- every disillusionment, every disgust with life."
- noun The process of losing a false belief, or the state of having lost it.
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disillusionment in a sentence
- But till I am thirty, I know that my youth will triumph over everything- every disillusionment, every disgust with life.
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What is "disillusionment" in Greek?
"disillusionment" in Greek is απογοήτευση. disillusionment means: A feeling of sadness and disappointment that comes from discovering that something is not as good or as true as you believed.
How do you pronounce απογοήτευση?
"disillusionment" in Greek is απογοήτευση, pronounced "apogoitefsi".
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