disaffected

• 形容对当局、制度或组织不满的人，往往因此缺乏忠诚或支持。

Describes someone who is dissatisfied with authority, a system, or an organization, often leading to a lack of loyalty or support.

1. Dissatisfied and rebelliousC1formal

   Feeling discontented and alienated, especially towards authority or a group.

   不满且叛逆

   • The disaffected workers organized a protest against the management.
   • Many young people feel disaffected with the current political system.
   • The disaffected members of the group started their own faction.

   同义词alienatedantagonisticdiscontenteddisgruntleddisillusionedestrangedhostilerebelliousresentful

   反义词allegiantcompliantcontentedloyalsatisfied

• 过时用法，指破坏某人的好感或忠诚；使疏远、使产生不满或离心。

An obsolete verb meaning to destroy the affection or loyalty of; to alienate or make discontented.

1. Cause discontent or disloyaltyC2formal

   To make someone feel dissatisfied, alienated, or no longer loyal to a group, cause, or authority.

   使不满或失去忠诚

   • The harsh policies began to disaffect the employees.
   • Corruption in the government disaffected many voters.
   • The leader's broken promises disaffected his supporters.

   同义词alienateantagonizedisenchantdisillusionestrangepoisonsour

   反义词attractreconcileunitewin