Disenchant
Pronunciation: /ˈdɪsˈɛntʃænt/
Disenchant (verb)
- To stop believing something is wonderful or magical, because reality feels different.
- To make someone understand that an idea, promise, or plan is not true or not as good as they thought.
- To end a magical effect so that its power over people or events stops working.
Examples
- The story disenchant me after the first chapter.
- The lights disenchant the room when they go out.