deprogrammed

/diːˈproʊɡræmd/
adjective
  1. Having undergone a process to remove the effects of brainwashing or extreme indoctrination.
    • The deprogrammed members slowly began to reconnect with their families.
    • After months of therapy, she felt fully deprogrammed and free from the cult's influence.
    • The documentary interviewed several deprogrammed individuals about their experiences.
Antonyms
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of 'deprogram'.
    • They deprogrammed the former members using a combination of counseling and education.
    • She was deprogrammed after leaving the extremist group.
    • The specialist deprogrammed the teenager over several weeks.
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