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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary
A delusion of persecution
Was it a delusion of persecution?
(No context. It's taken from an example of delusion.)
What does that mean? My thoughts:
1) Someone insists that he or she was treated cruelly and unfairly, which is not true.
2) Someone's having a delusion is true, which originated from his or her having been persecuted.
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anonymous Was it a delusion of persecution? What does that mean? 1) Someone insists that he or she was treated cruelly and unfairly, which is not true.
- anonymous Was it a delusion of persecution?
- What does that mean?
- 1) Someone insists that he or she was treated cruelly and unfairly, which is not true.
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anonymousWas it a delusion of persecution? What does that mean?
1) Someone insists that he or she was treated cruelly and unfairly, which is not true.
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