disabusing Antonyms
Strongest:
- fooling
- taking-in
- kidding
- kidding
- tricking
- misleading
- duping
- bluffing
- deluding
- misrepresenting
- bluffing
- deluding
- misrepresenting
- misleading
- tricking
- fooling
- taking-in
- duping
Strong:
- misinforming
- misinforming
- gulling
- hoaxing
- hoaxing
- hoodwinking
- beguiling
- snowing
- beguiling
- cozening
- misguiding
- misguiding
- gulling
- snowing
- cozening
- hoodwinking
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Meaning of disabusing
disabusing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Disabuse
disabusing Sentence Examples
- The teacher spent the lesson disabusing the students of the idea that Christopher Columbus discovered America.
- After a long conversation, I finally succeeded in disabusing my friend of the notion that I was angry with him.
- The article attempted to disabuse readers of the myth that climate change is a hoax.
- The scientist worked tirelessly to disabuse the public of the belief that vaccines cause autism.
- The politician tried to disabuse voters of the idea that his opponent was a crook.
- The company launched an advertising campaign to disabuse consumers of the misconception that its products were inferior.
- The historian's book was an attempt to disabuse readers of the notion that the Civil War was fought over slavery.
- The critic's review aimed to disabuse readers of the idea that the new movie was a masterpiece.
- The report sought to disabuse investors of the belief that the company's stock was a safe investment.
- The journalist's article was an attempt to disabuse readers of the myth that aliens had visited Earth.
FAQs About the word disabusing
of Disabuse
disenchanting,disillusioning, telling, undeceiving, advising,refuting, apprising, debunking, exposing, spilling
fooling, taking in, kidding, kidding, tricking, misleading, duping, bluffing, deluding, misrepresenting
The teacher spent the lesson disabusing the students of the idea that Christopher Columbus discovered America.
After a long conversation, I finally succeeded in disabusing my friend of the notion that I was angry with him.
The article attempted to disabuse readers of the myth that climate change is a hoax.
The scientist worked tirelessly to disabuse the public of the belief that vaccines cause autism.
