Associations to the word «Disaffection»
Noun
- Render
- Succession
- Confidence
- Democrat
- Favour
- Distress
- Attitude
- Alarm
- Failure
- Evil
- Popularity
- Citizen
- Politics
- Measure
- Enemy
- Authority
- Intention
- Opinion
- Voter
- Conduct
- Native
- Rule
- Lack
- Subject
- Prophet
- Act
- Emperor
- Necessity
- Hypothesis
- Perception
- Reign
- Anger
- Raise
- Remove
- Coloni
- Protestant
- Administration
- Engagement
- Negotiation
- Participation
- Danger
- Successor
- Demand
- Leadership
- Army
- Demonstration
- Class
- Influence
- Imperial
- Liberty
- Anxiety
- Execution
- Justice
- Attempt
- Person
- Nation
- Minority
- Involvement
Adjective
Wiktionary
DISAFFECTION, noun. Discontent; unrest.
DISAFFECTION, noun. Alienation; loss of loyalty.
Dictionary definition
DISAFFECTION, noun. The feeling of being alienated from other people.
DISAFFECTION, noun. Disloyalty to the government or to established authority; "the widespread disaffection of the troops".
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