Assertion: delusion's belief | /r/HasProperty | held
Facets:
value: falsely
type: MANNER
value: despite evidence to the contrary
type: OTHER
value: firmly
type: MANNER
value: widely
type: DEGREE
value: based on insufficient information
type: CAUSE
value: strongly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Delusion refers to a strongly held belief despite evidence that the belief is false.
text: This belief is held despite evidence to the contrary and is not accounted for by the person's culture or religion.
text: A delusion differs from a belief that is held based on insufficient information or perceptual feedback.
text: Delusion refers to a fixed belief that is firmly held despite solid evidence to the contrary.
text: This delusion typically entails the falsely held belief that an insignificant remark, event, coincidence, or object in the person's environment is either a reaction to the individual or has significant personal meaning relating directly back to their life.
text: A delusion of sobriety typically entails the falsely held belief that one is perfectly sober despite obvious evidence to the contrary such as severe cognitive impairment, significant motor control loss, and an inability to fully communicate with others.
text: Delusions of transcendence typically entail a falsely held belief that the person has "transcended into a higher plane of existence" or has discovered the secret to "transcending" and will be able to implement it just as soon as they sober up.
text: Delusions of death are the falsely held belief that the person is about to die, is currently dying, no longer exists, or has already died.
text: Delusions are a firmly held belief in something untrue.
text: Similarly, this phrase can also be used to refer to beliefs about sex and sexuality which are widely or deeply held