disaffection in Irish
disaffection in Irish is aimhriar, eascairdeas, mídhílseacht — disaffection means a feeling of dissatisfaction and unrest.
disaffection in Irish
aimhriar
Discontent; unrest.
eascairdeas
Discontent; unrest.
mídhílseacht
Discontent; unrest.
míshástacht
Discontent; unrest.
neamhthairiseacht
Discontent; unrest.
What does "disaffection" mean?
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noun A feeling of dissatisfaction and unrest.
"The policy caused disaffection among young voters."
- noun A loss of loyalty, or a feeling of being cut off from something.
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disaffection in a sentence
- The policy caused disaffection among young voters.
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What is "disaffection" in Irish?
"disaffection" in Irish is aimhriar, eascairdeas, mídhílseacht. disaffection means: A feeling of dissatisfaction and unrest.
Are there other ways to say "disaffection" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "disaffection": aimhriar, eascairdeas, mídhílseacht, míshástacht, neamhthairiseacht.
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