delusional

/dɪˈluːʒənəl/
adjective
  1. Having false beliefs that are not based in reality, often as part of a mental health condition.
    • It's hard to argue with someone who is delusional about their own abilities.
    • She became delusional after weeks without sleep.
    • The patient was delusional and believed he was a famous king.
  2. Holding an unrealistic or mistaken belief about something, especially in a way that ignores clear evidence.
    • She was delusional about her financial situation, spending money she didn't have.
    • Some fans are delusional about their team's chances of winning the championship.
    • He's delusional if he thinks he can finish that project in one day.
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