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Meanings of delusional in English

Delusional.

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Usage of delusional in English
1
Excessive development of this capacity can lead to compulsive or delusional behaviour.
The Irish Times
2
Justice Woolford said Singh suffered from a delusional disorder and paranoid schizophrenia.
Radio NZ
3
By this we must conclude that power is both meaningless and delusional.'
Forge of Darkness
4
Chances were, she'd get some delusional perspective, some skewed vision of reality.
The soul catcher
5
It's delusional for the South Ossetians to think they could be independent.
Reuters
6
Prosecutors say al-Shibh might be delusional but is competent to stand trial.
Reuters
7
Expectations of exponential increases in house prices seemed fanciful, if not delusional.
The Irish Times
8
On the message boards, you can't tell the doctors from the delusional.
Ebony
9
Erceg also called Heraf delusional about the ability of the Ferns players.
Radio NZ
10
As a classic self-delusional narcissist, I reckoned third place would be OK.
The Guardian
11
In all likelihood, Mr. Marshall, your wife has been delusional for years.
Black house
12
It is a fountainhead of false predictions, delusional thinking and empty promises.
The Guardian
13
And all because of some delusional belief in his own glorious legend.
Embrace the darkness
14
Nobody in the band is delusional, thinking that if you write some.
The new yorker
15
I will demonstrate that the West's greatness arises from this delusional certitude.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
16
Some though have been charmed by how gloriously delusional the ensemble is.
The South African
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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