Disillusionary
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Disillusionary is an adjective meaning Causing disillusion.
Meaning
Causing disillusion.
Example Sentences
This is related to Moltmann's thought that "The starting point of this socialist revolution lies in the disillusionary experience of the French and capitalist revolutions.
With newspapers, radio and television doing so much of our thinking for us, politics or, more particularly, gossip about politicians, is now on everyone's tongue. And what a disillusionary experience it is! These would-be immortals are revealed as frail and vain beings at every utterance.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include illusioned, disappointing, distortive, delusive, distrustful, distortionary.
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