completely disillusioned

Frequency: 7.211.1 per million words

Totally or entirely disappointed.

disillusionedADVERB + disillusioned

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completely

Examples (10)

  • After years of broken promises, the voters felt completely disillusioned.
  • He became completely disillusioned with the justice system after the verdict.
  • Many young graduates are completely disillusioned by the lack of job opportunities.
  • She was completely disillusioned with her hero after discovering the truth.
  • The experience left me completely disillusioned about the possibility of true change.
  • Having worked there for a decade, I've grown completely disillusioned with the company's ethics.
  • The scandal made the public completely disillusioned with their leaders.
  • If these reforms fail, the entire team will become completely disillusioned.
  • It's sad to see someone so idealistic become completely disillusioned.
  • I am completely disillusioned by the hypocrisy I've witnessed.