Definition: To take away someone's power or ability to do something.

Example: The new policies may disempower local communities by limiting their decision-making authority.

Definition: The state of having lost power or control over something, often leading to feelings of helplessness.

Example: The disempowerment of the community led to a lack of representation in local government.

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: A person who removes magic or charm from something, often making it more ordinary or realistic.

Example: The disenchanter revealed the truth behind the fairy tale, showing that it was just a story.

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 free someone or something from a burden or difficulty.

Example: She worked hard to disencumber herself of all the stress from her job.

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 free someone or something from control or influence.

Example: The new policy aims to disenthrall the citizens from oppressive regulations.

Definition: A lack of respect or admiration for someone or something.

Example: The disesteem shown by his peers affected his confidence.

Definition: To regard someone or something with a lack of respect or favor.

Example: Many people disesteem those who do not contribute to the community.