Synonym: illusive. Similar words: illusion, illustrate, illustrious, disillusion, illustration, disillusioned, disillusionment, allusion. Meaning: [ɪ'luːsərɪ] adj. based on or having the nature of an illusion.
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61. Transpersonal experiences, rather than necessarily being illusory, can thus be valid insights into the nature of human consciousness.
62. In contrast, American consumers have been living in never-never land, financing their spending by borrowing against illusory gains in wealth.
63. The depraved , the foolish, the lower levels of humanity, do not surrender unto Me; their discrimination degraded by the illusory energy they betake to the nature of the demoniac.
64. You can cloak yourself in shadows or trick foes with illusory forms.
65. But all of them make it obvious that in op art, the link between art and illusory perception is an artistic style in and of itself.
66. And the illusory middle class has to face its economic reality.
67. Buddhists say pretty much the same thing. They believe in an impermanent and illusory self made of shifting parts.
68. The lesson is that America has been self-absorbed and complacent, having grown fat and happy during years of bloated credit and illusory wealth.
69. This restlessness and thirst for adventure is, for the most part, barren and illusory, because it is uncreative .
70. Riley and Vasarely are two notable artists who made contributions in the illusory world of op art.sentence dictionary
71. Concerned about, not illusory mirage, but a real genuineness of the details and actions.
72. Under certain safeguards of an illusory character the French were reduced to accepting this meaningless formula.
More similar words: illusion, illustrate, illustrious, disillusion, illustration, disillusioned, disillusionment, allusion, collusion, fill up, cursory, sensory, make full use of, derisory, compulsory, accessory, promissory, illuminate, pillory, promissory note, focus on, hillbilly, modus operandi, willy-nilly, allure, call up, allude, roll up, pull up, pollute.