Definition of delusional in English:

delusional

adjective dɪˈluːʒ(ə)n(ə)ldəˈluʒ(ə)nəl

1Characterized by or holding idiosyncratic beliefs or impressions that are contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental disorder.
hospitalization for schizophrenia and delusional paranoia
he was diagnosed with a delusional disorder
Example sentencesExamples
- Being a psychologist, he'd studied the pathology of delusional behaviour.
- Maybe he worries that outsiders might think that the campus is filled with ignorant or delusional people.
- Exposing his delusional tendencies, Paul also concocts another story for Judy about his real parents.
- Over the next 24 hours, the patient became increasingly delusional and combative with hyperexcitability.
- She regarded him as a somewhat crazy and delusional man, no matter how good he looked.
- Erotomanics have the delusional belief that the target of interest, usually of higher status, is in love with the stalker.
- The delusional woman received a variety of diagnoses and was subjected to varying pharmacological regimens.
- Fenton dismissed this talk of Judgement Day as mental illness and prayed that his father was having a brief delusional episode.
- None of us really understand it - we think he might have some kind of delusional obsession.
- I had the delusional fantasy that other people would get better solely because of my presence.
1. 1.1 Based on or having faulty judgement; mistaken.
  their delusional belief in the project's merits never wavers
  I think the guy is being a bit delusional here
  Example sentencesExamples
  After listening to the delusional ramblings of the regulars and rinsing a few glasses, he drove home.
  I don't know if they think their stuff is that good or if they're just delusional.
  Lyrically, it's a typically delusional tale of a couple who burn down dance floors with the electricity between them.
  In other words, the current fixation with a second UN resolution is delusional.
  Smith ain't the answer, and anyone who tells you he is is either hopelessly delusional or a spin doctor in disguise.
  I was delusional to think that by the age of 22 I was done dating.
  Am I being totally delusional about this whole thing?
  Only from the standpoint of its dishonest and delusional character did the speech provide an indication of the real state of American society.
  He speaks the truth, but he is very delusional about his status in the marketplace.
  Now either he is seriously delusional, or else he considers the electorate to be a bunch of gullible fools.

Rhymes

fusional, illusional

Definition of delusional in US English:

delusional

adjectivedəˈluʒ(ə)nəldəˈlo͞oZH(ə)nəl

1Characterized by or holding idiosyncratic beliefs or impressions that are contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental disorder.
hospitalization for schizophrenia and delusional paranoia
he was diagnosed with a delusional disorder
Example sentencesExamples
- Erotomanics have the delusional belief that the target of interest, usually of higher status, is in love with the stalker.
- Exposing his delusional tendencies, Paul also concocts another story for Judy about his real parents.
- I had the delusional fantasy that other people would get better solely because of my presence.
- The delusional woman received a variety of diagnoses and was subjected to varying pharmacological regimens.
- She regarded him as a somewhat crazy and delusional man, no matter how good he looked.
- Maybe he worries that outsiders might think that the campus is filled with ignorant or delusional people.
- None of us really understand it - we think he might have some kind of delusional obsession.
- Fenton dismissed this talk of Judgement Day as mental illness and prayed that his father was having a brief delusional episode.
- Over the next 24 hours, the patient became increasingly delusional and combative with hyperexcitability.
- Being a psychologist, he'd studied the pathology of delusional behaviour.
1. 1.1 Based on or having faulty judgment; mistaken.
  their delusional belief in the project's merits never wavers
  I think the guy is being a bit delusional here
  Example sentencesExamples
  He speaks the truth, but he is very delusional about his status in the marketplace.
  Only from the standpoint of its dishonest and delusional character did the speech provide an indication of the real state of American society.
  After listening to the delusional ramblings of the regulars and rinsing a few glasses, he drove home.
  Now either he is seriously delusional, or else he considers the electorate to be a bunch of gullible fools.
  Lyrically, it's a typically delusional tale of a couple who burn down dance floors with the electricity between them.
  Smith ain't the answer, and anyone who tells you he is is either hopelessly delusional or a spin doctor in disguise.
  In other words, the current fixation with a second UN resolution is delusional.
  I don't know if they think their stuff is that good or if they're just delusional.
  I was delusional to think that by the age of 22 I was done dating.
  Am I being totally delusional about this whole thing?

单词	delusional
释义	Definition of delusional in English: delusional adjective dɪˈluːʒ(ə)n(ə)ldəˈluʒ(ə)nəl 1Characterized by or holding idiosyncratic beliefs or impressions that are contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental disorder. hospitalization for schizophrenia and delusional paranoia he was diagnosed with a delusional disorder Example sentencesExamples Being a psychologist, he'd studied the pathology of delusional behaviour. Maybe he worries that outsiders might think that the campus is filled with ignorant or delusional people. Exposing his delusional tendencies, Paul also concocts another story for Judy about his real parents. Over the next 24 hours, the patient became increasingly delusional and combative with hyperexcitability. She regarded him as a somewhat crazy and delusional man, no matter how good he looked. Erotomanics have the delusional belief that the target of interest, usually of higher status, is in love with the stalker. The delusional woman received a variety of diagnoses and was subjected to varying pharmacological regimens. Fenton dismissed this talk of Judgement Day as mental illness and prayed that his father was having a brief delusional episode. None of us really understand it - we think he might have some kind of delusional obsession. I had the delusional fantasy that other people would get better solely because of my presence. 1.1 Based on or having faulty judgement; mistaken. their delusional belief in the project's merits never wavers I think the guy is being a bit delusional here Example sentencesExamples After listening to the delusional ramblings of the regulars and rinsing a few glasses, he drove home. I don't know if they think their stuff is that good or if they're just delusional. Lyrically, it's a typically delusional tale of a couple who burn down dance floors with the electricity between them. In other words, the current fixation with a second UN resolution is delusional. Smith ain't the answer, and anyone who tells you he is is either hopelessly delusional or a spin doctor in disguise. I was delusional to think that by the age of 22 I was done dating. Am I being totally delusional about this whole thing? Only from the standpoint of its dishonest and delusional character did the speech provide an indication of the real state of American society. He speaks the truth, but he is very delusional about his status in the marketplace. Now either he is seriously delusional, or else he considers the electorate to be a bunch of gullible fools. Rhymes fusional, illusional Definition of delusional in US English: delusional adjectivedəˈluʒ(ə)nəldəˈlo͞oZH(ə)nəl 1Characterized by or holding idiosyncratic beliefs or impressions that are contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental disorder. hospitalization for schizophrenia and delusional paranoia he was diagnosed with a delusional disorder Example sentencesExamples Erotomanics have the delusional belief that the target of interest, usually of higher status, is in love with the stalker. Exposing his delusional tendencies, Paul also concocts another story for Judy about his real parents. I had the delusional fantasy that other people would get better solely because of my presence. The delusional woman received a variety of diagnoses and was subjected to varying pharmacological regimens. She regarded him as a somewhat crazy and delusional man, no matter how good he looked. Maybe he worries that outsiders might think that the campus is filled with ignorant or delusional people. None of us really understand it - we think he might have some kind of delusional obsession. Fenton dismissed this talk of Judgement Day as mental illness and prayed that his father was having a brief delusional episode. Over the next 24 hours, the patient became increasingly delusional and combative with hyperexcitability. Being a psychologist, he'd studied the pathology of delusional behaviour. 1.1 Based on or having faulty judgment; mistaken. their delusional belief in the project's merits never wavers I think the guy is being a bit delusional here Example sentencesExamples He speaks the truth, but he is very delusional about his status in the marketplace. Only from the standpoint of its dishonest and delusional character did the speech provide an indication of the real state of American society. After listening to the delusional ramblings of the regulars and rinsing a few glasses, he drove home. Now either he is seriously delusional, or else he considers the electorate to be a bunch of gullible fools. Lyrically, it's a typically delusional tale of a couple who burn down dance floors with the electricity between them. Smith ain't the answer, and anyone who tells you he is is either hopelessly delusional or a spin doctor in disguise. In other words, the current fixation with a second UN resolution is delusional. I don't know if they think their stuff is that good or if they're just delusional. I was delusional to think that by the age of 22 I was done dating. Am I being totally delusional about this whole thing?
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