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delusional

Definition for delusional

adjective as in having unrealistic beliefs

Strongest match

unrealistic

Strong matches

confused, deranged

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He also expressed openness to talks if the United States dropped its "delusional" demand that Pyongyang give up its nuclear weapons.

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He said Earl "led a rather nihilistic existence which involved taking drugs" and "saw the world through the desperate, pathetic and delusional prism of online gaming".

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“It is grossly illegal, it’s immoral, it’s rather delusional.”

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The comments sharply contrast with those of Mike Huckabee, the US's ambassador in Israel, who said a UK minister was "delusional" for suggesting the UK played a "key role" in the process.

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The rhetoric used to justify those laws often mirrors the narratives promoted by “anti-woke” media like The Free Press: That trans people are dangerous, delusional or in need of saving.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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