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Meanings of delusions in English
Firm and fixed belief based on inadequate grounding.
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Usage of delusions in English
1
Court appointed experts said he suffered from schizophrenia, disordered thinking and delusions.
2
Left in the Crimea, his delusions had clearly grown ever more acute.
3
Just a different mythology and the same crabshit delusions of ancient honour.
4
For a long time, indeed, I nursed the delusions of the ideal.
5
I rejoice to hear that he is superior to the popular delusions.
6
There are many deceptions and delusions in nature that serve a purpose.
7
No delusions could live in this land stripped of all conciliatory deception.
8
Suggestion that allopsychic delusions are as a rule in some sense autopsychic.
9
Why should they have concerned themselves with his apparent delusions of grandeur?
10
That the prisoner was possessed of these delusions, the evidence abundantly proved.
11
More fever, more pain in my shoulder, more delusions before the brain.
12
She whispered, He's been having these delusions since they brought him here.
13
His hallucinations and delusions remitted after treatment with risperidone, paralleling motor improvement.
14
These are among the delusions against which none of us are protected.
15
He was under no delusions as to the speedy end of strife.
16
He had gone through similar delusions himself, after his own wife died.
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