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disillusions
n. (plural of disillusion English) vb. (en-third-person singular of: disillusion)
Usage examples of "disillusions".
Naturally a man of independent and rather scornful outlook, he had suffered much from defeated ambition, from disillusions of many kinds, from subjection to grim necessity.
It was so easy because it was all dead and there weren't any disillusions comin' to me.
And the revelation of those she sometimes admires as overordinary or distasteful, disillusions and frustrates her.
She had driven back her dog Spot--another one of her disillusions, who, giving way to his lower nature, had once killed a sheep--as she did not wish her Jacques-like contemplation of any wounded deer to be inconsistently interrupted by a fresh outrage from her companion.