The phrase "disillusioned for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who has lost faith or trust in something or someone. Example: Sarah was disillusioned for her once beloved leader, after discovering the corruption and scandals within the political party.
"One person, disillusioned for some reason, who you find difficult to get rid of, can be very destructive," he said.
But after the (unconnected) murder of Sucre, his most loyal general, he set off, ailing and disillusioned, for a proposed exile in Europe.Bolívar got as far as the port of Santa Marta, where in 1830 he expired from tuberculosis.
Some of his rivals in other parties are hoping to harness public disillusionment into a popular protest that will force him to resign, but the Israeli public has been so disillusioned for so long that it may well just shrug.Still, a never-ending swirl of corruption scandals has been dogging the government and Mr Olmert.
The results were disillusioning for young actors looking to work in commercial theatre.
It was disillusioning for me to see the superficiality of the art world, and that has never gone away, I must admit.
These fantasy apartments can be disillusioning for the natives, because they must make our places look even more cramped by comparison.
The erosion of the constitutionally protected fundamental rights has been especially disillusioning for India's Muslim youth.
"So when you finally get a dude who has that awareness and is sharp and is saying all the right things, it was really disillusioning for a lot of us when he didn't deliver on those promises".
On The Waterfront (1954)- Washed-up prizefighter Terry Molloy (Brando) is increasingly disillusioned, working for his mobster brother, Charley (Rod Steiger), who is the right-hand man to waterfront boss Johnny Friendly Lee J.Cobbb).
On The Waterfront (1954)- Washed-up prizefighter Terry Molloy Marlon Brandoo) is increasingly disillusioned, working for his mobster brother, Charley (Rod Steiger), who is the right-hand man to waterfront boss Johnny Friendly Leee J. Cobb).
This extreme inequality has disturbed and disillusioned students for decades, many of whom have tried to grapple with issues of race, class, and poverty in and out of the classroom.
