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Meaning of disaffection
The state of being dissatisfied or discontented with something.
Etymology of disaffection
The word "disaffection" originates from the prefix "dis-" meaning "opposite of" or "not", and the noun "affection" meaning "a feeling of liking or fondness", with the suffix "-ion" forming a noun indicating a state or condition
Historically, the term has been used to describe a range of negative emotions and attitudes, from mild discontent to outright rebellion
Synonyms
disillusionment
discontent
dissatisfaction
displeasure
disloyalty
rebellion
revolt
uprising
mutiny
sedition
alienation
estrangement
detachment
separation
division
rift
schism
discord
animosity
hostility
bitterness
rancor
resentment
indignation
outrage
protest
complaint
grievance
discontentment
displeasure
distaste
aversion
repugnance
disgust
Definitions
- A feeling of dissatisfaction or discontent, especially with a particular situation or authority
- * The state of being disloyal or rebellious, especially towards a government or institution
Usage Examples
- The government's handling of the crisis led to widespread disaffection among the population
- * The company's policies have caused disaffection among its employees, leading to a rise in resignations