Similar words: illusion, disillusion, disillusioned, disillusionment, allusion, collusion, revisionist, impressionistic. Meaning: [ɪ'luːʒənɪst] 
n. 1. a person with unusual powers of foresight 2. someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience.
n. 1. a person with unusual powers of foresight 2. someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience. 
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1. You are an Illusionist and somewhat telepathic.
2. Psychological illusionist Jes Rose is into mind control.
3. Illusionist : Convincing Regalia - Mesmerize effect can now affect Epic targets.
4. Before David Blaine was the biggest illusionist on the block, David Copperfield amazed audiences with his larger-than-life tricks.
5. The illusionist creates a Phantasmal Warrior who attacks the enemy.
6. Illusionist : Illusory Allies - Reduced damage and health of summoned illusions.
7. The illusionist murmurs an occasional "non, " while Alice speaks in sporadic bleats, a minimalism that recalls how Tati used fragments of dialogue more for their noise than for their meaning.
8. Illusionist : Sleep - Mesmerize effect can now affect Epic targets.
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9. He has worked full time as a magician and illusionist since 1998, entertaining primarily at corporate retreats and product launches.
10. Like his Symbolist friends Gauguin in 1888 strongly objected to illusionist painting.
11. A group of celebrities pose in front of the star for legendary illusionist Harry Houdini on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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