1) to set (a person) free from mistaken beliefs (disillusion)
2) (of an opinion etc) incorrect; mistaken (erroneous)
3) a false or mistaken belief; false reasoning or argument (fallacy)
4) to prove (a person, statement, opinion etc) to be wrong or mistaken (refute)
wrong(ly); out of order
wrong; defective
(of an opinion etc) incorrect; mistaken
wrong, incorrect
(of an argument etc) wrong because based on error
false, wrong
based on a false or impossible idea
deceptive
not precise
erroneous
not accurate
erroneous
not correct
wrong
(of behaviour) foolish and wrong (because of bad judgement)
ill-advised, deluded
not suitable or good enough; not healthy, strong
not appropriate or suited
that cannot be relied on; not to be trusted
not trustworthy, not true
false; disloyal
dishonest
(of behaviour etc) morally bad, illegal, unjust; (of facts, reasons, time etc) not correct; untrue; not at all suitable
incorrect
