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English example sentences with "disabuse"

Learn how to use disabuse in a English sentence. Over 3 hand-picked examples.

Nothing could disabuse them of that preposterous notion.
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The behavior of Elon Musk should disabuse most people of the notion that the rich deserve their wealth.
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Science would later disabuse us of the notion that the moon is made of green cheese — or is even green — but scientists aren't poets and perhaps that's why there doesn't seem to be the same enthusiasm for space exploration that there once was. A recent survey by the Pew Research Center found that, when asked to name the greatest U.S. accomplishment of the past 50 years, just 12 percent of Americans named sending men to the moon, down a third from 10 years ago.
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