Delusions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DELUSIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DELUSION, the act of deluding
• an idiosyncratic belief or impression maintained despite being contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental disorder
• the action of deluding or the state of being deluded

Words related to DELUSIONS

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How to use DELUSIONS in a sentence

• Since your Highness quitted the gallery, those delusions have ceased.
• These are among the delusions against which none of us are protected.
• But I know that she has been subject to delusions since she was a young girl.
• He is up in the air with all kinds of ethical delusions and plans for mission work among the cultured.
• It was now that my delusions protected me from the very fate they had induced me to court.
• Many of my dreams were, if anything, harder to bear than my delusions of the day, for what little reason I had was absolutely suspended in sleep.
• Lingering delusions, as it were, made great projects seem easy.
• Further it must be said that, true as is his devotion to the truth, so flaming and cordial is his hatred of the false, in whatever shapes and names delusions may show themselves.
• This was the sort of day that breaks up delusions, and as Christina the motor car started away, Jay discovered that her hat was not adequately attached to her head.
• It is not necessary to take these delusions seriously.
• The writing of this narrative, in fact, has been a test of my ability to overlook and describe my experience without being touched by its past delusions.
• She viewed him through eyes that had lost their illusion about all men years ago, and she had no delusions about him.
• If you give up a meal for the sake of showing power over self, or for the sake of self-discipline, it is the most miserable of all delusions.
• You are not deceived, Laetitia? There is to be no speaking to papa? no delusions? You have agitated me.
• Her father had taught her to look upon religion as a thing of mere superstition, and to treat the Bible as a book of fables and delusions.
• The delusions remain the same throughout, the patient always expresses himself as being happy, and his last words will probably have reference to money and other absurd delusions.
• Delusions are always present, and very frequently are those of persecution.
• The characters involved suffer through their own delusions aroused by conscience.
• Of all the delusions which had ever been practised, they said, this was the most gross.
• He starts in life with a series of delusions, which all he has read and heard until now have confirmed.
• Was he indifferent? Had all her day-dreams been delusions? Little as she wished to speak to Bruno, she was compelled to do so.
• Such things are mostly optical delusions to us inferior creatures.
• Lee calls him, is painted as a violent and arbitrary man, but always sincere and noble in his delusions.
• A year later he was discharged, fully cured of his delusions, and able once more to take his place as a useful member of society.
• Such men as Gaffney are greatly to blame for many German delusions.
• But these were, however, in comparison, generous delusions.
• A holy man in spite of all his delusions and errors.
• I was afraid, too, of the intrusion of wicked spirits into them, who might impose on me with their delusions.
• The only hope for the Napoleon of Finance is to retire before his delusions overtake him.

Similar words containing LUSION without suffix s and without prefix de

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