verb
disaffect
Disaffect (verb) means to make someone lose their affection, loyalty or sympathy.
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To make someone lose their affection, loyalty or sympathy.
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What is the meaning of disaffect?
"disaffect" (verb) means to make someone lose their affection, loyalty or sympathy.
What is another word for disaffect?
Other words for "disaffect" include estrange, alienate.
What is the opposite of disaffect?
The opposite of "disaffect" is reconcile.
