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- pronunciation:
- dIs
fek
shn
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun)
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noun |
| definition: |
an absence or loss of good will, faith, or loyalty, esp. toward a government, principle, or the like.
The captain of the ship was on the alert for any signs of disaffection in his crew.- antonyms:
- belonging
- similar words:
- dislike
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| related words: |
chasm, dissent |
adjective + (n.)disaffection
african, contemporary, deep, democratic, growing, increasing, likely, middle-class, political, popular, professional, profound, public, received, serious, similar, soviet, spiritual, widespread
verb + (n.)disaffection
cause, create, dissent, fuel, promote, reflect, result, signal, stem, suffer
noun + (n.)disaffection
affection,
alienation,
base,
boredom,
candidate,
cause,
citizen,
condition,
degree,
democracy,
democrat,
discontent,
government,
indication,
insecurity,
leadership,
majority,
mass,
others,
population,
preference,
public,
regime,
sign,
soul,
trend,
trial,
voter
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