Preposition: of

• notion: If you think MTV gives good advice you're living in a dream world and will probably be disabused of the notion very soon.

• idea: Hizbollah and its supporters must be disabused of the idea that they can get what they want by force.

Object

• people: Blair and his New Labor have quickly disabused people of that illusion.

• complainer: But reporters soon disabused the complainers of their notions about " niggardly, " and the publicity made the complainers look like idiots.

Modifying Another Word

• soon: I think your idealized notions of aid delivery " monitored for both inputs, process and results " will be soon disabused.

• quickly: Erol quickly disabused him of that view: " You'll get yours, too!

• not: That is a fact which even your own interesting post has not disabused.

• swiftly: Either he heard my stomach rumbling or saw my eyes light up, because Abraham swiftly disabused me.