deluded (Meaning)

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deluded (imp. & p. p.)

of Delude

He realized he had been deluded by false promises of quick riches.
Despite evidence to the contrary, she remained deluded about her partner's loyalty.
The cult leader preyed on deluded followers, exploiting their vulnerability.
Those who blindly follow conspiracy theories are often deluded by misinformation.
His deluded belief in his own infallibility led to his downfall.
She felt ashamed when she realized how deluded she had been by her own biases.
The politician's deluded rhetoric failed to resonate with the majority of voters.
It's easy to become deluded by social media's curated version of reality.
He was deluded into thinking that success could be achieved without hard work.
Education is crucial in combating deluded thinking and promoting critical analysis.

of Delude

tricked, duped, confused, untrue, misguided, deceived,erroneous, inaccurate, inexact, false

correct, correct, right,right, informed, accurate,true, informed, true, accurate

He realized he had been deluded by false promises of quick riches.

Despite evidence to the contrary, she remained deluded about her partner's loyalty.

The cult leader preyed on deluded followers, exploiting their vulnerability.

Those who blindly follow conspiracy theories are often deluded by misinformation.