However, the heavy losses their troops sustained between 1914 and 1916 disabused commanders of many of these ideas.
The need now is to disabuse them of a belief in the inevitable rise in prices.
By the end of the novel he is disabused of this notion.
The cultural institutions of our time are rude and disabused; they instruct us not to expect the consensual foundations on which the eighteenth century was able to build.
Bickerton is an experienced linguist, and one of his several purposes here is to try to disabuse our colleagues of some of their misunderstandings about language.
At this point let me disabuse anybody's mind of the idea that personal thrift has diminished as a result of the growth of social security.
We will have to disabuse him of that before we finish.
Will he hurry up the matter in order that the public may be disabused of that idea?
