বিনামূল্যে কারো (একটি ভ্রান্ত বিশ্বাস থেকে

Verb:

ভ্রান্ত ধারণাদি হইতে মুক্ত করা,

disabusing's Usage Examples:

— a colonel in Soviet military intelligence — who was responsible for disabusing the Kennedy administration of the myth that the "missile gap" was in the.

guilty of some fraud or deceit upon him, and that a mere abstinence from disabusing the purchaser of that impression is not fraud or deceit; for, whatever.

sheds his Heracles disguise, and Pluto welcomes the god with open arms, disabusing him of the misconception that Hades is a dangerous place.

world in general and present-day Britain in particular, but also enjoys disabusing moderns who tend to romanticize the Elizabethan Age.

' As Rankine's brilliant, disabusing work, always aware of its ironies, reminds us, 'moving on' is not synonymous.

leading American newspaper-man was of central importance to Grant Duff for disabusing her of the anti-Versailles Treaty assumptions she had learned at Oxford.

at immersing the audience in the world of sex-work in clubs, quietly disabusing us scene by scene of any stereotypes about who these women are.

Newton's treatment of precession, passed off less agreeably, with Emerson disabusing Dawson as roundly as he had Simpson, according to the report in Life and.

techniques he has used to extract the confession, while systematically disabusing the cast characters—and the movie audience—of any supernatural influence.

Kindle:6195 Other letters disabusing her authoring of those letters were themselves again published without.

disabusing's Meaning':

free somebody (from an erroneous belief

Synonyms:

inform;

Antonyms:

deceive; overstate;