miraging
mɪˈrɑːʒɪŋ
Definition

Definition of miraging - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
mirage-likeRareappearing like a mirageRare
  • The desert landscape was miraging in the heat.
dreamlike illusory phantasmagoric
2.
illusionRaredeceptively unreal or illusoryRare
  • The oasis seemed miraging, vanishing as we approached.
deceptive illusory
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Origin of miraging

French, mirage (optical illusion)

Examples of miraging in a sentence

  • The city skyline was miraging through the morning fog.
  • The miraging landscape played tricks on our eyes.
  • Her miraging beauty left everyone in awe.

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  1. French:semblable à un mirage, illusoire, ...
  2. German:illusorisch, ...
  3. Italian:simile a un miraggio, illusorio, ...
  4. Spanish:aparentando ser un espejismo, ilusorio, ...
  5. Portuguese:com aparência de miragem, ilusório, ...
  6. Chinese:海市蜃楼般的, 虚幻的, ...
  7. Japanese:蜃気楼のような, 幻のような, ...
  8. Arabic:سَرَابِيّ, وَهْمِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְדוּמֶּה, מַטְעֶה, ...
  10. Russian:подобный миражу, иллюзорный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:міражний, ілюзорний, ...
  12. Hindi:मृगतृष्णा जैसा दिखता हुआ, भ्रमपूर्ण, ...

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