Definition
Definition of illusional - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
illusionRare US seeming real but not actually true or possibleRare US
- The mirage was an illusional sight in the desert.
- Her confidence was illusional and soon faded.
- They chased an illusional hope of winning.
Origin of illusional
Latin, illusio (mockery)
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- French:illusoire, ...
- German:illusorisch, ...
- Italian:illusorio, ...
- Spanish:ilusorio, ...
- Portuguese:ilusório, ...
- Chinese:虚幻的, ...
- Japanese:幻想的な, ...
- Arabic:وَهْمِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:אִילּוּזוֹרִי, ...
- Russian:иллюзорный, ...
- Ukrainian:ілюзорний, ...
- Hindi:भ्रमात्मक, ...
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