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reillusion

reillusion verb: to restore a false belief.

Verb

reillusion (third-person singular simple present reillusions, present participle reillusioning, simple past and past participle reillusioned)

  1. (transitive) To restore a false belief.
    Antonyms:
    disillusion

Noun

reillusion (plural reillusions)

  1. The act or process of restoring a false belief.
    Antonyms:
    disillusion

Antonyms of reillusion

Forms of reillusion

Verb
third-person singular presentreillusions
present participlereillusioning
past participlereillusioned
pastreillusioned
Noun
pluralreillusions

Origin of reillusion

From re- + illusion.

Questions about reillusion

What does reillusion mean?
Reillusion means to restore a false belief.
What part of speech is reillusion?
Reillusion can be a verb or a noun.
What is the past tense of reillusion?
The past tense of reillusion is reillusioned.

Words near reillusion in the dictionary

  1. reillumine
  2. reillumined
  3. reillumines
  4. reilluming
  5. reillumining
  6. reillusion
  7. reillusioned
  8. reillusioning
  9. reillusions
  10. reillustrate
  11. reillustrated

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