Definition of disaffect - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
alienateRare cause someone to lose loyalty or affectionRare
- The leader's actions disaffected many supporters.
2.
against authorityRare make someone dissatisfied with authorityRare
- The policies began to disaffect the employees, causing unrest..
Origin of disaffect
Latin, dis- (apart) + affectus (affection)
Examples of disaffect in a sentence
The policy changes disaffected the loyal customers. The new law could disaffect many citizens. His speech was intended to disaffect the supporters of the regime.
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- French:aliéner, ...
- German:entfremden, unzufrieden machen, ...
- Italian:alienare, scontentare, ...
- Spanish:desafectar, descontentar, ...
- Portuguese:alienar, descontentar, ...
- Chinese:疏远, 使不满, ...
- Japanese:失望させる, 反感を持たせる, ...
- Arabic:نَفَّرَ, أَسْخَطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַכֵּר, לְעוֹרֵר מִרְמוּר, ...
- Russian:оттолкнуть, отвращать, ...
- Ukrainian:відчужувати, відвертати, ...
- Hindi:पराया करना, असंतुष्ट करना, ...
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