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Definition of illusory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
perceptionmisleading or deceptive in appearance
- His confidence was illusory and soon faded.
- The mirage was an illusory oasis.
- Her hopes of winning were illusory.
Origin of illusory
Latin, illusorius (deceptive)
Terms with illusory included in their meaning
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illusory safety
belief in safety that is not real
illusion
something illusory and unattainable
illusory motion
illusion of motion when still
illusory
lacking in substance or reality
psychology
illusory sensation from a ceased stimulus
illusion
illusory or deceptive, promising abundance but not real
deception
illusory great discovery or hoax
illusion
deceptively unreal or illusory
illusion
illusory, not real
illusion
quality of being illusory or deceptive
illusion
insubstantial or illusory
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- French:illusoire, ...
- German:trügerisch, ...
- Italian:illusorio, ...
- Spanish:ilusorio, ...
- Portuguese:ilusório, ...
- Chinese:虚幻的, ...
- Japanese:幻想的な, ...
- Arabic:وَهْمِي, ...
- Hebrew:אֲשֶׁלָּיְתִי, ...
- Russian:иллюзорный, ...
- Ukrainian:ілюзорний, ...
- Hindi:भ्रामक, ...
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