undisabused

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ disabused.

Adjective

undisabused (not comparable)

1. not disabused, still labouring under an illusion
   • 1977 J. F. Hausfeld & M. W. Jackson "On 'political education'" Australian journal of political science (Vol.13 No.1, doi:10.1080/00323267808401651) p.162:

     If our students do not learn these things from us they will continue undisabused in the misconceptions widely believed and propagated in the Australian society at large.

   • 2009 February 18, Washington Diarist, “Network Nation”, in The New Republic:

     I do not look to the White House for irony, but the extent to which the Obama bliss is premised upon such undisabused belief vexes me. Credulity is a poor foundation for conviction.

Antonyms

• disabused; disillusioned