Disabuse
Disabuse verb - To free from mistaken beliefs or foolish hopes.
Persuade out of and disabuse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Persuade out of" instead a verb "Disabuse".
Nearby Word: disabusing
Persuade out of
Disabuse and persuade out of are semantically related. You can use "Disabuse" instead a verb "Persuade out of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- free and disabuse
- free and persuade out of
- correct and disabuse
- correct and persuade out of
- rectify and disabuse
- rectify and persuade out of
- enlighten and disabuse
- enlighten and persuade out of
- rid and disabuse
- rid and persuade out of
- deprive and disabuse
- deprive and persuade out of
- liberate and disabuse
- liberate and persuade out of
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