Definition

disaffections

noun
  1. plural of disaffection; states of discontent, dissatisfaction, or lack of loyalty, especially toward a government, authority, or institution
  2. Usage: typically used in political or social contexts; often refers to widespread or collective feelings rather than individual instances

Examples

  • The growing disaffections among voters led to a change in government.
  • Economic hardship fueled disaffections within the working class.
  • The manager addressed the disaffections of the team members during the meeting.
  • Historical disaffections with colonial rule eventually sparked independence movements.
  • Social media amplified disaffections that had long simmered beneath the surface.
  • The report documented widespread disaffections among public employees.
  • Political disaffections often emerge when citizens feel unheard by their representatives.

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