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delusional

Definition for delusional

adjective as in having unrealistic beliefs

Strongest match

unrealistic

Strong matches

confused, deranged

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"Jeffrey had a habit of trying to ensnare people into his delusional world," she added.

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Key elections next May could be a "tipping point" for a prime minister "absolutely delusional" about the likely outcome in Wales, according to some Labour figures.

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“They are either lying, delusional, or both. These people armed with very poorly deployed sacks of cash are working on ‘baby improvement.’”

One suit was filed by Jacob Irwin, a Wisconsin man who was hospitalized earlier this year after experiencing manic episodes following long conversations with ChatGPT in which the bot reinforced Irwin’s delusional thinking.

The paranoid and delusional Mr. Ferguson, then 35, opened fire on a car full of 80 passengers riding an evening train into New York City, killing six and wounding 19.

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