disaffection 的定义
- the absence or alienation of affection or goodwill; estrangement; Disaffection often leads to outright treason.
disaffection 近义词
alienation, estrangement
更多disaffection例句
- A reminder that our teens, for all their moods and disaffection, still love to crack each other up, get a little rowdy, make paper balloons.
- “The main aim of the toolkit was to create misinformation and disaffection against the lawfully enacted government,” Delhi police official Prem Nath said at a Monday press briefing.
- The warriors of the Jamat expressed their “disaffection” by raiding the villages of feeble religious minorities.
- West is no stranger to public displays of disaffection, or apologies.
- Just a wrenching expression of disaffection from the president he had fallen for.
- The imminent vote to authorize the bombing of Syria may finally tally Democratic disaffection.
- But recently, there has been disaffection for Syrians on the part of many Egyptians.
- Two days before the Americans arrived a native regiment was suspected of disaffection.
- A degree of discontent, approaching, if not amounting to disaffection, has gained considerable ground.
- Did we pledge ourselves to the support of an airy nothing—a bubble that must be blown away by the first breath of disaffection?
- The defences of Quebec were in bad condition, the garrison was small, and there was much disaffection among the inhabitants.
- Disaffection, fomented by some secret, unknown cause, was spreading among the officers of the Army.