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delusion

/dɪˈluː.ʒən/

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noun

/dɪˈluː.ʒən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее ложное убеждение или мнение, которое сохраняется вопреки доказательствам обратного, часто связанное с психологическими или психиатрическими состояниями.

A noun referring to a false belief or opinion that is held despite evidence to the contrary, often associated with psychological or psychiatric conditions.

  1. B2formal

    A false belief or opinion that is held despite evidence to the contrary.

    ruЗаблуждение

    • He suffers from the delusion that everyone is out to get him.
    • Her delusion of grandeur made her believe she was a famous actress.
    • The patient's delusions were a symptom of his mental illness.

    Synonymserrorfallacyfalse beliefmisapprehensionmisconception

    Antonymsactualityfactrealitytruth

  2. Misleading ideaB2formal

    An idea that is mistaken or misleading, often about oneself or a situation.

    ruЗаблуждение

    • The delusion that money brings happiness is common.
    • He lived under the delusion that he could fly.
    • She was under the delusion that her work was perfect.

    Synonymserrorfallacyillusionmisapprehensionmisconception

    Antonymsfactrealitytruthverity

Forms
  • delusions plural form
  • delusions' possessive plural form
  • delusion's possessive singular form
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