adjective
Etymology: from past participle of disaffect (I)
: filled with discontent and a sense of grievance especially against those in authority : mutinous , rebellious , disloyal
I … did my best to rally the disaffected villains to a sense of their duty — C.B.Nordhoff & J.N.Hall
in an age of ballistic warfare a disaffected territory is … a liability — Newsweek
• dis·af·fect·ed·ly adverb
• dis·af·fected·ness noun -es