disillusion – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of disillusion

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to disillusion
Participle: disillusioned
Gerund: disillusioning

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	disillusion
you	disillusion
he;she;it	disillusions
we	disillusion
you	disillusion
they	disillusion

Perfect

I	have disillusioned
you	have disillusioned
he;she;it	has disillusioned
we	have disillusioned
you	have disillusioned
they	have disillusioned

Past

I	disillusioned
you	disillusioned
he;she;it	disillusioned
we	disillusioned
you	disillusioned
they	disillusioned

Pluperfect

I	had disillusioned
you	had disillusioned
he;she;it	had disillusioned
we	had disillusioned
you	had disillusioned
they	had disillusioned

Future

I	will disillusion
you	will disillusion
he;she;it	will disillusion
we	will disillusion
you	will disillusion
they	will disillusion

Future Perfect

I	will have disillusioned
you	will have disillusioned
he;she;it	will have disillusioned
we	will have disillusioned
you	will have disillusioned
they	will have disillusioned

Subjunctive

Present

I	disillusion
you	disillusion
he;she;it	disillusion
we	disillusion
you	disillusion
they	disillusion

Perfect

I	have disillusioned
you	have disillusioned
he;she;it	have disillusioned
we	have disillusioned
you	have disillusioned
they	have disillusioned

Imperfect

I	disillusioned
you	disillusioned
he;she;it	disillusioned
we	disillusioned
you	disillusioned
they	disillusioned

Pluperfect

I	had disillusioned
you	had disillusioned
he;she;it	had disillusioned
we	had disillusioned
you	had disillusioned
they	had disillusioned

Conditional

Present

I	would disillusion
you	would disillusion
he;she;it	would disillusion
we	would disillusion
you	would disillusion
they	would disillusion

Perfect

I	would have disillusioned
you	would have disillusioned
he;she;it	would have disillusioned
we	would have disillusioned
you	would have disillusioned
they	would have disillusioned

Imperative

you	disillusion
we	Let's disillusion
you	disillusion

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am disillusioning
you	are disillusioning
he;she;it	is disillusioning
we	are disillusioning
you	are disillusioning
they	are disillusioning

Perfect

I	have been disillusioning
you	have been disillusioning
he;she;it	has been disillusioning
we	have been disillusioning
you	have been disillusioning
they	have been disillusioning

Past

I	was disillusioning
you	were disillusioning
he;she;it	was disillusioning
we	were disillusioning
you	were disillusioning
they	were disillusioning

Pluperfect

I	had been disillusioning
you	had been disillusioning
he;she;it	had been disillusioning
we	had been disillusioning
you	had been disillusioning
they	had been disillusioning

Future

I	will be disillusioning
you	will be disillusioning
he;she;it	will be disillusioning
we	will be disillusioning
you	will be disillusioning
they	will be disillusioning

Future Perfect

I	will have been disillusioning
you	will have been disillusioning
he;she;it	will have been disillusioning
we	will have been disillusioning
you	will have been disillusioning
they	will have been disillusioning

Conditional

Present

I	would be disillusioning
you	would be disillusioning
he;she;it	would be disillusioning
we	would be disillusioning
you	would be disillusioning
they	would be disillusioning

Perfect

I	would have been disillusioning
you	would have been disillusioning
he;she;it	would have been disillusioning
we	would have been disillusioning
you	would have been disillusioning
they	would have been disillusioning

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'disillusion'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'disillusion'

disillusionise, disillusionize, disillude, decision, dimension, disaccustom, disalign, disallow, disfashion, disilluminate,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

fail: deceive, disappoint, dissatisfy, frustrate, disgruntle

Antonyms

fail: achieve, accomplish, attain, obtain

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

1. "to free or be freed from illusion," 1851, from dis- + illusion (q.v.).
2. From dis- + illusion: literally, the removal or undoing of illusion.

Sample Sentences

To disillusion a man is not to break him, but to open his eyes to the machinery behind the curtain. [2025, anonymous author, On the Edge of Perception:]