Definition Synonyms
Definition of disaffection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionstate of dissatisfaction or alienation
- The disaffection among the workers led to a strike.
2.
social unrestloss of loyalty or support
- His disaffection with the party was evident.
Origin of disaffection
Latin, dis (apart) + affectio (affection)
Examples of disaffection in a sentence
Disaffection in the community was evident after the policy change. The disaffection among employees grew. There was disaffection in the community.
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- French:mécontentement, désintérêt, ...
- German:Unzufriedenheit, ...
- Italian:malcontento, ...
- Spanish:desafección, deslealtad, ...
- Portuguese:desafeição, descontentamento, ...
- Chinese:不满, 失望, ...
- Japanese:不満, 離反, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِياء, نفور, ...
- Hebrew:נִכּוּר, אָבְדַן אֵמוּן, ...
- Russian:недовольство, ...
- Ukrainian:незадоволеність, нелояльність, ...
- Hindi:असंतोष, असंतुष्टि, ...
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