Synonyms for delusional
delu·sion·al

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1. delusionaladjective

   suffering from or characterized by delusions

   Antonyms:
   unneurotic

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1. List of paraphrases for "delusional":

   delirious, whimsical, delirium, imaginary, illusory, paranoid

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1. Nicole Saphier:

   More children die from cancer, drownings and car accidents daily than are dying from Covid, yet people are still driving on the roads and swimming in pools, it is time to take a step back and acknowledge that there is more damage being done to the children through prolonged restrictions than benefit … It is time to transition from a state of delusional fear and move forward confidently knowing the pandemic is not over, but the emergency certainly is.

2. Greg Gutfeld:

   Michael Avenatti, this lawyer we just heard about today – we did not party with him and there are no pictures of us with Don Lemon in The Hamptons – but he just went to jail and we are so happy he went to jail, they pushed this guy on America and … they were deluded by their delusional loathing of Donald Trump.

3. Dick Durbin:

   President Trumps recorded conversation with Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger is more than a pathetic, rambling, delusional rant, his disgraceful effort to intimidate an elected official into deliberately changing and misrepresenting the legally confirmed vote totals in his state strikes at the heart of our democracy and merits nothing less than a criminal investigation.

4. James Williamson:

   We were delusional about what's popular, it was created in meetings. It smells.

5. Paulina Porizkova:

   While my love for my husband was steady and my trust in him absolute, I was clearly delusional. I believed I knew him. I believed we had the same definition of love, grieving him is an equal amount of heartbreak and rage.