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Meanings of disabuse of in English

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Usage of disabuse of in English
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He was thinking bitterly that Aelon hadn't, after all, done much to weaken them, when the god herself arrived to disabuse of him this notion.
Doom of the Dragon
2
I'd really wanted to take art, but was disabused of that ambition.
The Guardian
3
An instant later, I was disabused of this notion by Kerynis himself.
Rogues
4
Now the time has come when your minds must be disabused of this notion.
Two Gallant Sons of Devon: A Tale of the Days of Queen Bess
5
The quicker the public mind north of Wrangel is disabused of that idea, the better.
Our Vanishing Wild Life: Its Extermination and Preservation
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He'd thought it might feel like flying, but he was soon disabused of that notion.
The Golem and the Jinni
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She has since then, however, been disabused of her error, and has repented of it.
The Spirit of St. Francis de Sales
8
I was quickly disabused of such a fond notion.
A journey: my political life
9
I was quickly disabused of my fancy continental notions.
The Irish Times
10
The Chinese were gradually disabused of their prejudices.
Forty Years in South China: The Life of Rev. John Van Nest Talma...
11
They have been roundly disabused of this notion.
Children of Time
12
The chief was disabused of the idea.
Mormon Settlement in Arizona / A Record of Peaceful Conquest of ...
13
Well, I am glad to have seen Prometesky, and to be disabused of some ideas respecting him.
My Young Alcides: A Faded Photograph
14
When a player thought he had got away from him, he was swiftly disabused of that notion.
The Guardian
15
Through with my last classes and a hot bath and disabused of many ideals, visions, and faiths.
The new yorker
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Now he was a little sorry that the old man had been disabused of his original illusions.
The frozen rabbi