Noun:

కాలేయం, అసంతృప్తి, నిరాజగి, స్నేహహీనత,

disaffection's Usage Examples:

Although the failure of Indian governance and democracy lay at the root of the initial disaffection, Pakistan played an important role in converting the latter into a fully developed insurgency.

Ella recounted her growing disaffection with the SLP in her 1940 memoir:Gradually the defects of the SLP were brought home to me.

1984 effort at continuation, a new school of social historians had come to the fore in the field of American history, an unorganized group sharing a disaffection.

Due to disaffection with Ibrahim, Daulat invited Babur to invade the kingdom.

for neglecting estate labour and as a result was charged with causing disaffection against the government and obstructing the war effort.

Here, misogyny is the first in a short list of three "disaffections"—women (misogunia), wine (misoinia, μισοινία) and humanity (misanthrōpia.

Some speculated their disaffections towards the dominance of the Mainstreamer faction led by the "triumvirate".

The disaffection undermined morale and has been cited as a significant factor in respect of the battalion's subsequent performance.

mortgage belt Liberal strongholds won in the 1996 election due to general disaffection with the incumbent government as well as high interest rates.

humorous effect, and in protest marches and similar "public displays of disaffection".

Cleopatra persuades Anthony that all this disaffection is the work of her younger half-sister, Arsinoe, and Lucilius is sent on an expedition against her in which she is (unhistorically) killed.

defective, defector, deficiency, deficient, deficit, difficile, difficulty, disaffect, disaffection, discomfit, discomfiture, disfeature, disfeaturement, disinfect.

side of the frontier and is believed to be under Nazi orders to foment disaffection.

Synonyms:

dislike, isolation, alienation, estrangement,

Antonyms:

union, loyalty,