What is another word for disenchants?
Pronunciation: [dˌɪsɛnt͡ʃˈants] (IPA) 
Disenchants refers to the loss of faith, trust, or enthusiasm for something, often as a result of experiencing disappointment or disillusionment. Synonyms for disenchants include disenchant, disillusion, dispirit, demoralize, disappoint, dishearten, and discourage. Disillusion refers to a feeling of disappointment or loss of hope that results from discovering that something is not as good as one had believed. Dispirit involves the weakening of one's spirits or morale. Demoralize refers to the loss of confidence, courage, or determination. Disappoint refers to the failure to meet someone's expectations. Dishearten implies a loss of hope or courage. Discourage means to cause someone to lose confidence.
