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Meanings of strange delusion in English
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Usage of strange delusion in English
1
My parents labored under the strange delusion that I was a wonderful child.
2
Even Walsingham, as already stated, had participated in this strange delusion.
3
She has a strange delusion, and you ought to know it.
4
I have been for some months under a strange delusion, it has seemed.
5
The so-called religious world is given to a strange delusion.
6
An excellent person, a most worthy dissenting minister, but lying under a strange delusion.
7
There is an incredibly strange delusion amongst trophy hunters.
8
Though so sophisticated, they held this strange delusion.
9
The strange delusion wrought upon my soul
10
There is a strange delusion among Londoners that an egg is not good if it is milky.
11
The woman must have some strange delusion.
12
You are under some strange delusion.
13
Then the Eye turned the other way, and they all began to talk together about the Eye's strange delusion.
14
Fontanares (to Fregose) My lord, what strange delusion has fallen upon the people and burgesses of Barcelona?
15
This young girl whom you see before you, so fresh and pretty, is the victim of a strange delusion.
16
What a strange delusion was that which he was under, of being bidden by some voice to marry her!
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