undeceive

• “Their avowed object was to present a petition personally to the Prince Regent, that they might "undeceive" him; as if such a thing were possible, or, being possible, would be of the slightest service.”

  The Revolution in Tanner's Lane

• “Pray undeceive my Mother with regard to the agreeable mistake as to the repairs —”

  Letter 96

• “That is indeed unfortunate; but if you are really blameless, cannot you undeceive them?”

  Chapter 15

• “Mrs. Setliffe saw his mistake, appreciated the naive compliment, and decided not to undeceive him.”

  To Kill a Man

• “In his poem "Shiloh" (the first massive battle of the Civil War with almost 24,000 casualties), Herman Melville writes "What like a bullet can undeceive".”

  Discourse.net: Unarmed, This Time

• “But all that would now change as “the adoption and prosecution of the energetic policy proposed must soon undeceive them.””

  Simon & Schuster: A Country of Vast Designs

• “You don't have to speak to the web," Dor said quickly, though he was sorry to undeceive her.”

  Fictionaut: Falcon Street

• “If they regard it as a luxury for me to have a private secretary, why should I undeceive them?”

  Simon & Schuster: The Tyranny of E-mail

• “Camilla again denied the charge, and strove to prevail with her to undeceive the Baronet from any false expectations.”

  Camilla

• “And how could she undeceive him, while retaining so improper a mark of his dependence upon her favour?”

  Camilla

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