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delude Verb [-luding, -luded] to make someone believe something that is not true [Latin deludere]
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delude Translations v delude [diˈluːd] to deceive or mislead (usually without actually telling lies) She deluded herself into thinking he cared for her. mislei, fop, flous يَخْدَع، يَغُش заблуждавам klamat (se), namluvit narre; vildlede; føre bag lyset sich vormachen ξεγελώ, παραπλανώ engañar eksiteele viima گول زدن؛ فریب دادن johtaa harhaan, tuudittautua (se) tromper לְהָשלוֹת धोखा देना zavesti, zavaravati becsap menipu leiða á villigötur, blekkja (sjálfan sig) illudere まどわす 속이다, 현혹하다 apgauti, suklaidinti maldināt memperdaya wijsmaken føre bak lyset, lyve for (seg selv) oszukiwać, okłamywać iludir a (se) înşela заблуждаться klamať (sa) slepiti (se) zavaravati se lura, förleda, bedra หลอกลวง kandırmak 欺騙,哄騙,迷惑 обманювати, вводити в оману دھوکا دینا ، گمراہ کرنا lừa dối ai 欺骗,哄骗,迷惑 n deˈlusion [-ʒən] a false belief, especially as a symptom of mental illness The young man was suffering from delusions. misleiding, waan, valse voorstelling خِداع، غِش заблуда blud, halucinace vrangforestilling die Wahnvorstellung πλάνη, αυταπάτη falsa ilusión, alucinación pettekujutlus توهم؛ خیال واهی harhaluulo hallucination אַשלָיָה भ्रांति obmana,privid érzékcsalódás halusinasi hugarórar; ranghugmynd fissazione 妄想 착각, 망상 manija maldīšanās; mānija menipu waanvoorstelling vrangforestilling, selvbedrag ułuda delírio deziluzie заблуждение; галлюцинация blud, halucinácie zabloda, iluzija opsena villfarelse, inbillning, vanföreställning การเข้าใจผิด hayal, kuruntu (醫學)妄想 манія; галюцинація وہم ، خام خیالی بطور خلل sự đánh lừa (医学)妄想 |
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| Bigger deludedly thinks that his violence will provide him with a "new life" (105), as Loeb also thought his crimes had given him a triumphant "new life" (Higdon 127), and liberated him from conventional morality. Within mere minutes, she's given a job singing backup for a deeply untalented song thrush (who deludedly dismisses her supporting vocalists, to their faces, with a blithe, ``They don't matter''). |
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