Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
unfool
verb
/ʌnˈfuːl/
Definition
To not be deceived or tricked; to see through a deception.
Examples
- The magician tried his best to fool the audience, but she managed to unfool everyone with her keen observation.
- After reviewing the facts, he was quick to unfool his friends who had fallen for the prank.
- It takes a sharp mind to unfool oneself when faced with clever lies.
Meaning
The act of realizing the truth in a situation where one might have been misled.
Synonyms
- discern
- unmask
- see through
- extricate
