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Delusion
Meaning: A false belief that is resistant to confrontation with actual facts.
Hindi Meaning: भ्रम/माया
Newspaper: The Indian Express
Use of the Word:
Samir Soni said that people who think that they can take up acting as a profession because of their good looks are being delusional.
Synonyms: Fallacy (भ्रान्ति)
Antonyms: Reality (वास्तविकता)
Q. Which of the following is an antonym of the word Delusion?
a) Fallacy
b) Chimera
c) Misconception
d) None of the above
Similar Sounding Words with Different Meaning:
- Brake: ब्रेक/रोकना
- Break: तोड़ना
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