Exam: TOEFL

Definition: To remove someone's false beliefs or illusions about something; to make someone see the truth.

Example: The harsh reality of the situation disenchanting the once hopeful dreamers.

Definition: In a way that causes someone to lose their pleasant feelings or beliefs about something.

Example: The movie ended disenchantingly, leaving the audience feeling disappointed.

Definition: The state of being freed from false beliefs or illusions, often leading to disappointment about someone or something that was once admired.

Example: After learning the truth about the company, she felt a deep sense of disenchantment.

Definition: To take away someone's right to vote or participate in a decision-making process.

Example: The new law could disenfranchise many eligible voters in the upcoming election.

Definition: Not having the right to vote or participate in decision-making processes, often due to social or political reasons.

Example: Many people feel disenfranchised when their voices are not heard in elections.

Definition: To take away someone's right to vote or to deprive them of a privilege or right.

Example: Many citizens felt disenfranchised after the new voting laws were enacted.

Definition: To separate or remove oneself from a situation or connection.

Example: After the argument, she decided to disengage from the conversation.

Definition: To free or remove oneself from a commitment, connection, or obligation.

Example: She decided to disengage from the project to focus on her studies.

Definition: The act of separating or releasing from a situation, responsibility, or involvement.

Example: The disengagement from the project allowed her to focus on her personal life.

Definition: To become free from being twisted or caught up in something.

Example: After a long struggle, the cat managed to disentangle itself from the yarn.

Definition: To free something from being tangled or caught up, making it clear or separate.

Example: She tried to disentangle the necklace from her hair.

Definition: The process of freeing something from being twisted or tangled, or resolving a complicated situation.

Example: The disentanglement of the wires took longer than expected.

Definition: To take away someone's title, claim, or right to something.

Example: The new law may disentitle many people from receiving benefits they previously had.