1. plural of disenchantment; the state of being disappointed or disillusioned, especially after discovering that something is not as good or true as one believed
Usage: countable noun; typically used in plural form to refer to multiple instances or sources of disappointment

Examples

• After years of working in politics, she accumulated many disenchantments with the system.
• His disenchantments with celebrity life led him to step away from the spotlight.
• The novel explores the disenchantments that come with adulthood.
• Their disenchantments grew as they realized the company's promises were empty.
• She wrote about her disenchantments with the education system in her memoir.
• The film captures the disenchantments of a generation searching for meaning.