Definition of illusory in English:

illusory

adjective ɪˈluːs(ə)ri

Based on illusion; not real.
因错觉产生的；虚幻的
she knew the safety of her room was illusory
她知道自己房间的安全性只是一种错觉。
Example sentencesExamples
- Our ability to think in abstractions without using the physical world as a base tends to be illusory.
- They don't want to deceive each other with illusory promises of undying love.
- Progress towards equity is both real and illusory, things both have and have not progressed.
- The arbitrariness of these figures is itself an indication of the illusory nature of the benefits.
- On the negative side, it gives a false or illusory idea of oneself as indispensable in the eyes of other people.
- One of the leading themes of current philosophy is that the notion of objectivity is utterly illusory.
- The illusory nature of what we experience can be seen most clearly by examining the dream state.
- While the data supporting mobile phone risk is illusory, our commitment to risk is quite real.
- The prospect of getting their motion through was illusory rather than real.
- But it's an illusory solution because it has little to do with wealth creation.
- Still less do we need to try and settle that rivalry by calling one of them real and the others more or less illusory.
- Each year the monastery's monks perform sacred chham dances that enact the illusory nature of life.
- It would be absurd to say that holes in socks are unreal and illusory just because the hole isn't made of anything and is purely an absence.
- Instead, he is a man with a nonexistent economic policy and an illusory budget plan.
- The abolition of religion as people's illusory happiness is the demand for their real happiness.
- Secularism does not end up healing wounds; it only applies an illusory balm.
- Turn to the window at the other end of the upper floor and the view of real Oxford is again illusory.
- The purpose of the Vedas is to cut down the illusory tree of the material world and attain the real tree of the spiritual world.
- By humiliating others, a person gains an illusory sense of worth and importance.
- But it's an illusory prize and not worth the sacrifice of lives and principles.
Synonyms
delusory, delusional, delusive
illusionary, imagined, imaginary, fancied, non-existent, unreal, hallucinatory
sham, hollow, deceptive, deceiving, false, fallacious, fake, bogus, mistaken, erroneous, misleading, misguided, untrue, specious, fanciful, notional, chimerical
rare illusive, Barmecide

Derivatives

illusorily

adverb

But diagnosis carried out at this level strikes one - however illusorily - as being halfway to cure.
Example sentencesExamples
- And even if Koushik manages to illusorily stretch the album longer than it should be, the total run time is still under 30 minutes.
- Welfare lines and teenage moms by the hundred thousand emerged as a direct result of the apparently but illusorily attractive State incentive not to work.
- Much of it is a blur, as though the intensity of the experience - of starting my first company - has acted like a plane on my memories and feelings, smoothing them down to an illusorily even surface.
- In other words, it is reasonable to conclude that correct performance on invalid target-present trials was not based on coincidental hits of illusorily created targets but was mostly based on correct target identification.

illusoriness

nounɪˈluːs(ə)rɪnəs

What I'm saying is that those who are socially allowed a self are also allowed the luxury of postulating its illusoriness and having that called a philosophical position.
Example sentencesExamples
- Its illusoriness is what makes him say that organisms are only ‘cobbled together’.
- He always defended human culture, even as he acknowledged its transience and illusoriness.
- By analyzing the structure of signification, Lacan demonstrates the illusoriness of such a ‘phantasm.’
- Such promptings and the resulting grave thoughts deprive ‘home country’ of all meaning, a fact reflective of its illusoriness as a concept.

Rhymes

delusory

Definition of illusory in US English:

illusory

adjective

Based on illusion; not real.
因错觉产生的；虚幻的
she knew the safety of her room was illusory
她知道自己房间的安全性只是一种错觉。
Example sentencesExamples
- They don't want to deceive each other with illusory promises of undying love.
- One of the leading themes of current philosophy is that the notion of objectivity is utterly illusory.
- By humiliating others, a person gains an illusory sense of worth and importance.
- Progress towards equity is both real and illusory, things both have and have not progressed.
- But it's an illusory prize and not worth the sacrifice of lives and principles.
- But it's an illusory solution because it has little to do with wealth creation.
- Our ability to think in abstractions without using the physical world as a base tends to be illusory.
- Turn to the window at the other end of the upper floor and the view of real Oxford is again illusory.
- On the negative side, it gives a false or illusory idea of oneself as indispensable in the eyes of other people.
- While the data supporting mobile phone risk is illusory, our commitment to risk is quite real.
- Still less do we need to try and settle that rivalry by calling one of them real and the others more or less illusory.
- The purpose of the Vedas is to cut down the illusory tree of the material world and attain the real tree of the spiritual world.
- The arbitrariness of these figures is itself an indication of the illusory nature of the benefits.
- The abolition of religion as people's illusory happiness is the demand for their real happiness.
- The prospect of getting their motion through was illusory rather than real.
- Each year the monastery's monks perform sacred chham dances that enact the illusory nature of life.
- Secularism does not end up healing wounds; it only applies an illusory balm.
- It would be absurd to say that holes in socks are unreal and illusory just because the hole isn't made of anything and is purely an absence.
- The illusory nature of what we experience can be seen most clearly by examining the dream state.
- Instead, he is a man with a nonexistent economic policy and an illusory budget plan.
Synonyms
delusory, delusional, delusive

单词	illusory
释义	Definition of illusory in English: illusory adjective ɪˈluːs(ə)ri Based on illusion; not real. 因错觉产生的；虚幻的 she knew the safety of her room was illusory 她知道自己房间的安全性只是一种错觉。 Example sentencesExamples Our ability to think in abstractions without using the physical world as a base tends to be illusory. They don't want to deceive each other with illusory promises of undying love. Progress towards equity is both real and illusory, things both have and have not progressed. The arbitrariness of these figures is itself an indication of the illusory nature of the benefits. On the negative side, it gives a false or illusory idea of oneself as indispensable in the eyes of other people. One of the leading themes of current philosophy is that the notion of objectivity is utterly illusory. The illusory nature of what we experience can be seen most clearly by examining the dream state. While the data supporting mobile phone risk is illusory, our commitment to risk is quite real. The prospect of getting their motion through was illusory rather than real. But it's an illusory solution because it has little to do with wealth creation. Still less do we need to try and settle that rivalry by calling one of them real and the others more or less illusory. Each year the monastery's monks perform sacred chham dances that enact the illusory nature of life. It would be absurd to say that holes in socks are unreal and illusory just because the hole isn't made of anything and is purely an absence. Instead, he is a man with a nonexistent economic policy and an illusory budget plan. The abolition of religion as people's illusory happiness is the demand for their real happiness. Secularism does not end up healing wounds; it only applies an illusory balm. Turn to the window at the other end of the upper floor and the view of real Oxford is again illusory. The purpose of the Vedas is to cut down the illusory tree of the material world and attain the real tree of the spiritual world. By humiliating others, a person gains an illusory sense of worth and importance. But it's an illusory prize and not worth the sacrifice of lives and principles. Synonyms delusory, delusional, delusive illusionary, imagined, imaginary, fancied, non-existent, unreal, hallucinatory sham, hollow, deceptive, deceiving, false, fallacious, fake, bogus, mistaken, erroneous, misleading, misguided, untrue, specious, fanciful, notional, chimerical rare illusive, Barmecide Derivatives illusorily adverb But diagnosis carried out at this level strikes one - however illusorily - as being halfway to cure. Example sentencesExamples And even if Koushik manages to illusorily stretch the album longer than it should be, the total run time is still under 30 minutes. Welfare lines and teenage moms by the hundred thousand emerged as a direct result of the apparently but illusorily attractive State incentive not to work. Much of it is a blur, as though the intensity of the experience - of starting my first company - has acted like a plane on my memories and feelings, smoothing them down to an illusorily even surface. In other words, it is reasonable to conclude that correct performance on invalid target-present trials was not based on coincidental hits of illusorily created targets but was mostly based on correct target identification. illusoriness nounɪˈluːs(ə)rɪnəs What I'm saying is that those who are socially allowed a self are also allowed the luxury of postulating its illusoriness and having that called a philosophical position. Example sentencesExamples Its illusoriness is what makes him say that organisms are only ‘cobbled together’. He always defended human culture, even as he acknowledged its transience and illusoriness. By analyzing the structure of signification, Lacan demonstrates the illusoriness of such a ‘phantasm.’ Such promptings and the resulting grave thoughts deprive ‘home country’ of all meaning, a fact reflective of its illusoriness as a concept. Rhymes delusory Definition of illusory in US English: illusory adjective Based on illusion; not real. 因错觉产生的；虚幻的 she knew the safety of her room was illusory 她知道自己房间的安全性只是一种错觉。 Example sentencesExamples They don't want to deceive each other with illusory promises of undying love. One of the leading themes of current philosophy is that the notion of objectivity is utterly illusory. By humiliating others, a person gains an illusory sense of worth and importance. Progress towards equity is both real and illusory, things both have and have not progressed. But it's an illusory prize and not worth the sacrifice of lives and principles. But it's an illusory solution because it has little to do with wealth creation. Our ability to think in abstractions without using the physical world as a base tends to be illusory. Turn to the window at the other end of the upper floor and the view of real Oxford is again illusory. On the negative side, it gives a false or illusory idea of oneself as indispensable in the eyes of other people. While the data supporting mobile phone risk is illusory, our commitment to risk is quite real. Still less do we need to try and settle that rivalry by calling one of them real and the others more or less illusory. The purpose of the Vedas is to cut down the illusory tree of the material world and attain the real tree of the spiritual world. The arbitrariness of these figures is itself an indication of the illusory nature of the benefits. The abolition of religion as people's illusory happiness is the demand for their real happiness. The prospect of getting their motion through was illusory rather than real. Each year the monastery's monks perform sacred chham dances that enact the illusory nature of life. Secularism does not end up healing wounds; it only applies an illusory balm. It would be absurd to say that holes in socks are unreal and illusory just because the hole isn't made of anything and is purely an absence. The illusory nature of what we experience can be seen most clearly by examining the dream state. Instead, he is a man with a nonexistent economic policy and an illusory budget plan. Synonyms delusory, delusional, delusive
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