1. to free from illusion or false belief; to cause to lose faith or confidence in something previously admired or trusted

Examples

• The scandal disenchanted many voters with the political system.
• After working there for a year, she became disenchanted with corporate life.
• The poor service at the restaurant disenchanted us completely.
• His rude behavior disenchanted everyone who had previously admired him.
• The reality of college life disenchanted the idealistic freshman.
• Years of broken promises had disenchanted the community with local government.