Having been freed from illusion; no longer deceived or fooled about something.
Past participle of 'disillude,' combining dis- (away) + illude (deceive). This adjective form describes the state of someone who has been awakened from deception.
While 'disillusioned' is common, 'disilluded' is its rarer cousin that emphasizes the process of removing deception itself rather than the disappointment that follows—it's more about clarity than cynicism.
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