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delude

[dih-lood] / dɪˈlud /


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Actor Rufus Sewell has said he used the character of David Brent, the deluded but endlessly hopeful manager from the Office, as a reference point.

From BBC

If I ever delude myself that I’ve become an “expert” at writing, it might be time for the urn.

From Salon

Not all voters know that Trump is for-real sociopathic, and they may be surprised to find he reacted to a deluded woman dying for him like normal people react to stepping on an ant.

From Salon

Not only did Trump take sensitive documents but he also “deluded his own lawyers by having the boxes moved,” she said, predicting his motion will not “hold up.”

From Salon

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has sounded deluded at times when he has stated his side are capable of competing with the very best sides in the Premier League.

From BBC