disillusioned in Portuguese
disillusioned in Portuguese is desiludido — disillusioned means no longer believing something was as good, true, or admirable as you once thought; disappointed after losing faith in someone or something.
disillusioned in Portuguese
desiludido
Disappointed; experiencing disillusionment; having lost one's illusions.
What does "disillusioned" mean?
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adjective No longer believing something was as good, true, or admirable as you once thought; disappointed after losing faith in someone or something.
"After the scandal, many voters felt disillusioned with the party they had once trusted."
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disillusioned in a sentence
- After the scandal, many voters felt disillusioned with the party they had once trusted.
- She grew disillusioned with the fashion industry once she saw how it really worked behind the scenes.
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What is "disillusioned" in Portuguese?
"disillusioned" in Portuguese is desiludido. disillusioned means: No longer believing something was as good, true, or admirable as you once thought; disappointed after losing faith in someone or something.
How do you use "disillusioned" in a sentence?
Example: "After the scandal, many voters felt disillusioned with the party they had once trusted." In Portuguese, "disillusioned" is desiludido.
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