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Definitions from the WebDelusionDescription:A delusion is a false belief or perception that is firmly held despite strong evidence to the contrary. It is a form of mistaken thinking that can occur in various contexts, such as mental illnesses, religious or paranormal beliefs, or everyday situations where individuals may have a distorted perception of reality. Examples:Noun (Mental Illness):The patient was suffering from delusions of grandeur, believing he was a famous celebrity. Noun (Belief System):Some people hold onto delusions about UFOs and alien abductions despite the lack of scientific evidence. Noun (Everyday Situation):His delusion that he could eat an entire pizza by himself led to an uncomfortable night of indigestion. Verb:The cult leader deluded his followers into believing they would achieve eternal happiness through his teachings. Adjective:She had a delusional idea that her cat could understand her conversations. Adverb:He spoke delusionally, making outrageous claims about his wealth and achievements. Related Products: | ||||
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