Disaffection means a feeling contrary to affection; in other words, dislike or hatred. ... It means hatred, enmity, dislike, hostility, contempt and every form of ill-will to the government.
How do you use disaffection in a sentence?
Disaffection sentence example
- Several circumstances, moreover, tended to propagate disaffection in the Indian army. ...
- Then he completed the plan: he read the letter to the Assembly; it was ordered to be printed, became the manifesto of disaffection , and was circulated everywhere.
What is a disaffected person?
The adjective disaffected describes someone who is dissatisfied or rebellious. Usually if you're disaffected, you're upset with people in authority. You and your fellow disaffected workers might become so upset about the lack of raises that you decided to boycott work.
