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delusional
adjective as in having unrealistic beliefs
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Example Sentences
Donny is certainly demented, but he’s not nearly delusional enough that he didn’t recognize the single most ham-handed posterior puckering since “this Nobel award” was ever talked about.
How can there be when you have to pay fealty to a delusional dim-wit with the power of a president?
The junta would be "delusional" to think that an election held under the current circumstances will be considered "remotely credible", Human Rights Watch told the BBC earlier this year.
Findlay, now Scottish Tory leader, said: "Frankly, Nicola Sturgeon must be delusional if she thinks the women of Scotland will swallow this drivel."
The president is not delusional in this view; the Supreme Court’s conservative majority has basically given him that power.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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