Deluded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DELUDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DELUDE, to mislead that what is true is false
• make (someone) believe something that is not true
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to mislead the mind or judgment of

Words related to DELUDED

delude8 deludes9 deluding11 mistrayned16

Words that contain DELUDED

undeluded12

How to use DELUDED in a sentence

• If events proved that I was deluded in the dread, and I had shared it with her, she would have had all her pain and anxiety to no purpose.
• When he learns how he has been deluded he gives himself up to the law.
• The extreme interest the savages took in capturing these deluded men was truly astonishing.
• At this time love was the natural guest, and he came to her under a form that might have deluded one less ready for delusion.
• He would not speak of it again, but Robert had allowed himself to be deluded by friendship.
• Oh, Lord Jesus, do thou make these deluded preachers see the error of their ways.
• Though a fierce persecutor of the deluded followers of Mazdak, Chosroes admitted and practised, to some extent, the principles of toleration.
• Clair had been deluded when, with a cry, she sprang at a small deal box which lay upon the table and tore the lid from it.
• Certain old deluded and ceremonious persons took charge of the sacrifices.
• If abroad the people are deceived by popular, within we are deluded by ministerial cant.
• My poor deluded child, no words can tell how distressed I am about you.
• I am reminded of an incident which shows that the Southern people fall down and worship a golden calf the same as their deluded brothers of the North and West.
• He had deluded himself with the simple notion that good fruit would come of the union of temper and policy.
• These priests themselves were deluded by their hopes and old habits of mind.
• Argenter deluded herself agreeably with the notion that the relations in each case were identical.
• He glanced at Lightmark curiously, almost impartially, his loathing strangely tempered by a sort of self-contempt, that he should have been so deluded.
• The reader must not imagine that the physical difficulties of the climate constitute the misery of these deluded beings.
• In doing so she had deluded someone beside the sentry.
• One must have lived through the spring of 1917 in London to realize how completely not only the public but the authorities were deluded.
• She deluded herself so far as to believe that her bohemian was writing a novel, for which the payment was to come, instead of working off a debt long since incurred.
• Thus even I, in my small way, was insensibly becoming a disciple of these deluded people.
• Next, she related her betrayed and deluded love in a short novel, one of the masterpieces of that period.
• He is not easily deluded, and his eyes are steadfastly fixed on Constantinople.
• One word to the wise! Let no man be deluded by the following pages, into the setting forth for Warwick now in search of sporting.
• He feared that the blind lad had been bewitched or deluded by some evil spirits.
• Other powers, of still higher name, held sway over the deluded minds of the people of Congo.
• Marin was a good man and of a mild disposition, so that he restored every thing to these deluded people and left them in peace.
• He turned back to the door deluded by the notion that it was his duty to render the occurrence impossible of repetition.
• They walked so rapidly that Mary was deluded into the belief that Katharine knew where she was going.
• The daughter and heiress of old Etienne de Barberie has left her abode, and we have reason to think that she has been deluded so far as to come hither.
• However, knowing that there are such deluded individuals, I have been constrained to give you advice.
• And to abolitionists, I have only to say in conclusion, poor deluded souls, I sincerely pity you.
• We ought not to laugh at the wolf, for we often enough let ourselves be deluded with just as little cause.
• Some of the deluded victims themselves confessed their crime, giving minute and connected statements of their meetings, and the transactions which then took place.
• All these deluded Indian chiefs and their queen were secured.

Similar words containing LUD without suffix ed and without prefix de

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