Definition Synonyms
Definition of illusive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
deceptiondeceptive or misleading, creating a false impression
- The promise of easy money was illusive.
2.
illusionbased on illusion, not real
- The illusive images in the fog were unsettling.
Origin of illusive
Latin, illusio (mockery)
Examples of illusive in a sentence
The mirage in the desert was illusive. The magician's tricks were illusive and baffling. The illusive nature of the dream left her puzzled.
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- French:trompeur, chimérique, ...
- German:trügerisch, illusorisch, ...
- Italian:illusorio, ...
- Spanish:ilusorio, ...
- Portuguese:ilusório, enganador, ...
- Chinese:迷惑人的, 虚幻的, ...
- Japanese:幻想的な, ...
- Arabic:مُخادِع, خَادِع, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁלֶה, מְדֻמֶּה, ...
- Russian:иллюзорный, ...
- Ukrainian:оманливий, ілюзорний, ...
- Hindi:भ्रामक, भ्रमपूर्ण, ...
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