popular disillusionment

Frequency: 7.512.3 per million words

Indicates a feeling of disappointment that is common among the general population.

disillusionmentADJECTIVE + disillusionment

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popular

Examples (10)

  • The election results reflected a growing popular disillusionment with the ruling party.
  • Decades of austerity measures have led to widespread popular disillusionment.
  • The scandal caused a wave of popular disillusionment with the entire political system.
  • Popular disillusionment can be a powerful force for social and political change.
  • Historians often cite the growing popular disillusionment as a key factor leading to the revolution.
  • If the government fails to address these issues, it will face even greater popular disillusionment.
  • How can leaders rebuild trust and combat the rising tide of popular disillusionment?
  • There is a clear trend of popular disillusionment with mainstream media outlets.
  • Recent polls indicate a significant level of popular disillusionment regarding the peace process.
  • The rise of protest movements is a clear symptom of deep-seated popular disillusionment.