disenchanting

• 形容某事让人失去对某事物的正面情感或幻想，使人感到失望或清醒。

Describes something that causes someone to lose their positive feelings or illusions about something; disappointing or disillusioning.

1. Freeing from illusionC1formal

   Causing someone to lose their belief in something that was previously thought to be good or true.

   令人幻灭的

   • The documentary was a disenchanting look at the political system.
   • His disenchanting experience with the company made him quit.
   • The novel offers a disenchanting view of romantic love.

   同义词disillusioning

• 动词，指使某人从幻想、欺骗或错误信念中醒悟过来；或使某人失去对某事的热情或信心。

A verb used to indicate the act of freeing someone from an illusion, deception, or false belief; to cause someone to lose their enthusiasm or belief in something.

1. Free from illusionC2formal

   To cause someone to lose belief in the goodness or value of something; to free from enchantment or illusion.

   使醒悟

   • The scandal disenchanted many voters with the political system.
   • His experiences abroad disenchanted him with the corporate world.
   • The harsh reality disenchanted her from her romantic ideals.

   同义词disabusedisillusionenlightenundeceive

   反义词attractenchantinspire