What Does the Word DISILLUSIONED Mean?
Easily Memorize DISILLUSIONED’s Meaning and Definition in today’s Memorize Vocab Words Video by Memory Master Champion, Luis Angel
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Disillusioned (n) meaning and definition: Disappointed in someone or something that one discovers to be less good than one had believed.
Synonyms: disenchanted, embittered, broken
Antonyms: enchanted, encouraged, enthusiastic
Disillusioned in a Sentence: Phoenix fully inhabits Freddie Quell, a disillusioned paint thinnerguzzling WWII Navy veteran prone to fits of rage.
In the video below, I will give you the mnemonic associations that will help you learn and memorize this word quickly in order to move it from your passive vocabulary to your active vocabulary with ease.
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The key idea with being able to memorize vocabulary words is the create pictures for those words.
The Mnemonic Pictures for this SAT Vocab word are :
Disillusioned: Disc + illusion
Definition: Wrong
Then just take both the picture for the word and the picture for the definition and visualize an interaction between the two.
Story: The songs on the disc gave a wrong illusion to the audience,
the audience were not pleased and became ill.
That’s It! Just review a little bit and you will have these words fully memorized come test day.
Remember that the higher the SAT score you can get when you take it in high school, the better of a chance that you will have at getting accepted into the college or university of your dreams!
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