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Disabuse

usgb/ˌdɪsəˈbjuːz/Volume
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Correcting BeliefsPlay
Use 'disabuse' to indicate that someone is being corrected, not just informed. SlideThe article aimed to disabuse readers of the myths surrounding the disease.
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'Disabuse' often carries a serious tone, implying an important error is being addressed. SlideThe professor disabused us of the outdated theories in class.
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Personal CorrectionPlay
Often used when someone is directly correcting an individual's specific mistaken belief. SlideShe quickly disabused him of the notion that he was untraceable online.
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