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Discover LudwigThe phrase "delusional about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has false beliefs that they believe to be true, such as "John was delusional about his prospects of becoming a famous actor."
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"I am not one bit delusional about that".
I have always been delusional about my looks.
For they are delusional, about both the economics and the politics.
The diocese concluded he was delusional about the scale of his issues.
O.K., Lucy may have been delusional about her talents and abilities, but she sure was tenacious.
Cone is not delusional about his murky future, but he felt life in his arm again.
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So please: in that event, no crowing about a resounding triumph, or delusional thinking about a country miraculously restored by the weekend to a state of political harmony.
Mr Delusional is about to become world heavyweight champion.
From the youngest age I had romantic delusional ideas about being jaded.
But it's time to put delusional beliefs about the virtues of austerity in a depressed economy behind us.
Thankfully, Stevens is unlikely to indulge in the same delusional fantasies about the state of his service.
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