unillusioned
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English
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From un- + illusioned.
Adjective
[edit]unillusioned (comparative more unillusioned, superlative most unillusioned)
- Not illusioned.
- 2007 April 29, James Traub, “Who Put the ‘Cold’ in Cold War?”, in New York Times[1]:
- Kennan’s unillusioned and often bleak assessment of America’s capacity to shape the world according to its wishes was, save for a brief period at the dawn of the cold war, too harsh a medicine for Washington’s policy makers to swallow.