kiábrázolja

Kiábrázolja is a Hungarian verb that translates to "disillusions" or "disenchants" in English. It describes the process of losing an idealized or overly positive view of something or someone, often leading to a feeling of disappointment or disillusionment. This can occur when expectations are not met, or when the reality of a situation proves to be less favorable than initially believed.

The verb often implies a shift from a state of hope, admiration, or naive optimism to one of skepticism, cynicism, or a more realistic, albeit less pleasant, understanding. For instance, a person might be kiábrázolja by a political figure after their actions contradict their promises, or a reader might be kiábrázolja by a book if the ending fails to live up to the build-up. The feeling associated with kiábrázolja can range from mild disappointment to profound disappointment, depending on the context and the intensity of the prior idealization. It signifies a loss of faith or a crumbling of illusions.