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Relating to, characterized by, or based upon a delusion or false belief.

Usage Example

"The patient's delusional state made it difficult for the medical team to obtain an accurate medical history."

Strongest
delusional
delusive
Strong
illusory
chimerical
hallucinatory
Weak
fanciful

Opposites of delusionary

The opposite of delusionary shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

realistic
rational
lucid
sensible
grounded
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