disabuses Synonyms

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to free from mistakes or false beliefs, to free from error, misconception, or fallacy (see fallacy sense 1a)

The documentary disabuses the viewer of the myth that all celebrities are wealthy and carefree.
The exposé disabuses the public of the mistaken belief that the company was environmentally responsible.
The professor disabuses the student of the notion that ancient Egypt was a peaceful civilization.
The investigative report disabuses the reader of the false idea that the politician was honest.
The travelogue disabuses the armchair traveler of the misconception that all tropical islands are idyllic.
The memoir disabuses the reader of the romanticized view of growing up in a small town.
The historian disabuses the public of the mistaken belief that the war was fought for noble causes.
The scientist disabuses the audience of the superstition that vaccines are harmful.
The journalist disabuses the public of the false accusation that the whistleblower was a traitor.
The therapist disabuses the client of the negative self-belief that they are unworthy of love.

to free from mistakes or false beliefs, to free from error, misconception, or fallacy (see fallacy sense 1a)

disillusions, disenchants, undeceives, tells, advises, clues (in), fills in, unmasks, debunks, exposes

misinforms, beguiles, tricks, kids, fools, snows, deludes, takes in, bluffs, dupes

The documentary disabuses the viewer of the myth that all celebrities are wealthy and carefree.

The exposé disabuses the public of the mistaken belief that the company was environmentally responsible.

The professor disabuses the student of the notion that ancient Egypt was a peaceful civilization.

The investigative report disabuses the reader of the false idea that the politician was honest.