dealignment (noun)

1. In recent years, dealignment has been observed among religious voters who no longer align themselves strongly with any particular political party.

2. The rise of dealignment in society is often reflected in literature, with stories that explore the apathy and disengagement of individuals towards political parties.

3. In the comic book, the protagonist's journey of dealignment from a staunch party supporter to an independent voter is a central theme.

4. The dealignment of voters played a significant role during the civil rights movement, as African Americans began to shift away from supporting the party that had been historically associated with their cause.