delusions

He hastens to assure them that they labor under the most hideous of delusions.

At this point I changed the subject, and escaped from George's "inspired" delusions.

It is when his delusions are strongest that he will be most easily led.

I was surrounded with no luxuries, but there were no delusions.

In the 'Innocents' he laughs at delusions and fallacies—and enjoys them.

We did not know till then how much faith we had put in his delusions.

But a man may also love it who regards all such visions as delusions.

At last women are getting rid of their delusions and emerging from their slavery—why?

Reginald Pole had by this time awoke from some part of his delusions.

Mohammed was the subject of illusions, hallucinations, and delusions.