Sentence examples for are deluded from inspiring English sources

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are deluded

verb

To deceive into believing something which is false; to lead into error; to dupe.

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Do you think religious believers are deluded?

Those who advocate federalism are deluded.

Japan's hawks are deluded if they think otherwise.

The man is a fraud and his voters are deluded.

You are deluded if you think these taxes will benefit education.

Tea-partiers, right-wing libertarians and left-wing anarchists are deluded to think otherwise.

Mr. Hockenberry: And if most of the climate scientists believe that statement, they are deluded?

Maybe those people are making a good decision; maybe they are deluded.

Progressives who imagine that conspiracy thinking ever helps their causes are deluded.

If anyone thinks it is the antidote to our age of unreason, they are deluded.

You could argue that Americans are deluded because they haven't been given a reasonable alternative.

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