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disaffection
This term describes a cold, distancing process of losing faith or loyalty. It is more clinical and detached than "anger" or "hatred," suggesting a gradual erosion of trust rather than a sudden explosion of emotion. It is frequently used in political or sociological contexts to describe a collective mood of alienation from a governing body.
In personal contexts, it implies a quiet withdrawal of emotional investment. While "disaffection" focuses on the state of being dissatisfied, "disaffection with" is the standard prepositional pairing to identify the source of the grievance.
Ý nghĩa
A state of dissatisfaction with the people in authority or the government of a country.
Ví dụ
Widespread disaffection among the peasantry led to the eventual collapse of the dynasty.
The new policy has caused significant disaffection within the ranks of the police force.
I can feel a growing sense of disaffection toward this company and its leadership.
The governor tried to address the public disaffection before it turned into a full scale riot.
There is a palpable disaffection among the students regarding the strict new dress code.
He felt a deep disaffection for the cause he had once championed with such passion.
The general feared that disaffection among his officers would make the army vulnerable to betrayal.
Why is there so much disaffection in the party lately?