DISABUSE Meaning and
Definition
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"Disabuse" is a verb that refers to the act of freeing someone from a mistaken belief, misconception, or false notion. It involves correcting or educating an individual, helping them to abandon their erroneous understanding and come to a more accurate perception or understanding of a particular concept or situation.
The term "disabuse" is closely associated with the idea of dispelling illusions or delusions by providing evidence or reasoning that challenges and corrects the mistaken beliefs. It implies enlightenment, unveiling the truth, and enlightening someone who has been misinformed or misled.
To disabuse someone often requires presenting them with factual information, logical arguments, or clear evidence that contradicts or refutes the false notions they hold. This process of disabusement may involve careful reasoning, rational discussion, or the presentation of counterexamples to expose the fallacy or inaccuracy of their beliefs. It typically aims at helping individuals gain a more accurate understanding or perception of reality, leading them to abandon previously held beliefs that are proven to be wrong.
In summary, "disabuse" is an action that involves correcting false beliefs, misconceptions, or illusions by providing evidence, reasoning, or information that challenges and refutes inaccurate ideas, assisting individuals in obtaining a more informed and accurate understanding of a topic or situation.
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To set right; to free from mistake; to undeceive.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of DISABUSE
The word "disabuse" derives from the French word "désabuser", which consists of two elements: "dés-" (meaning "away" or "undo") and "abuser" (meaning "to deceive" or "to trick"). "Abuser" itself originates from the Latin term "abusus", which conveys the idea of misuse or excessive use. Therefore, "disabuse" can be understood as the act of freeing someone from a deception or misconception they have been under.
Idioms with the word DISABUSE
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disabuse sm of sth
The idiom "disabuse someone of something" means to correct someone's false beliefs, misconceptions, or illusions by providing them with accurate information or facts, helping them gain a better understanding of a particular subject or situation.
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disabuse (someone or oneself) of (something)
The idiom "disabuse (someone or oneself) of (something)" means to free someone or oneself from a false belief, misconception, or illusion. It involves correcting, enlightening, or providing information to help someone understand the truth and rid themselves of a mistaken notion.
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disabuse someone of something
The idiom "disabuse someone of something" means to correct or free someone from a mistaken belief, misconception, or false notion. It involves providing evidence, information, or arguments that lead someone to abandon or let go of their incorrect perceptions or ideas.
Similar spelling words for DISABUSE
- DASPSE,
- DYSPESIA,
- DDSBS,
- dassiepis,
- disables,
- Dysopsy,
- disposable,
- Dispace,
- DHSPCE,
- disippus,
- tsubasa,
- disabused,
- Dispeace,
- TASPAWS,
- pre-dispose,
- DSOPS,
- DASPSS,
- TSPSA,
- DSBS,
- dspace,
- dysopsia,
- diaspis,
- TESPS,
- DSBSS,
- descibes,
- DSSEPS,
- DSPPS,
- Disbase,
- TWSIPS,
- DSPS,
- TSPS,
- dasypus,
- TSAPS,
- TSEPS,
- TSB'S,
- DSABS,
- DSPUS,
- dsobos,
- despise,
- DesOps,
- DISBS,
- TDSPS,
- TSBSWE,
- tossups,
- TSP'S,
- dispose,
- DSWPS,
- in-dispose,
- DSIPS,
- despues,
- disobeys,
- dysbasia,
- duospace,
- tsubas,
- TASAPS,
- disabuze.
Conjugate verb Disabuse
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
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