Illusory §

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Relations §

• Fallacious: Illusory things are fallacious, based on a mistaken belief or false reasoning.
• Hallucination: A hallucination is an illusory sensory experience.
• Chimera: A chimera is an illusory or imaginary monster.
• Imaginary: Illusory things are imaginary or existing only in the mind.
• Reality: Illusory things are not based in reality, but are deceptive or unreal.
• Apparition: An apparition is an illusory ghostly appearance.
• Phantasm: A phantasm is an illusory apparition or specter.
• Deceptive: Illusory things are deceptive, giving a false or misleading impression.
• Trickery: Illusory things can involve trickery, as they deceive or mislead.
• Unreal: Illusory refers to something that is unreal or not actually existing.
• Falsehood: Illusory things involve falsehood, as they are not true or real.
• Mirage: A mirage is an illusory optical phenomenon, an example of something illusory.
• Perception: Illusory things relate to perception, as they involve a false or mistaken perception of reality.
• Virtual: Virtual experiences or environments can create an illusion or false impression of reality.
• Deception: Illusory things are deceptive, involving deception or misleading impressions.
• Delusive: Illusory things are delusive, tending to deceive or mislead.
• Illusion: Illusory refers to something that is an illusion, a false or misleading impression.
• Specter: A specter is an illusory ghostly appearance.
• Phantasmagoria: A phantasmagoria is a sequence of illusory images.
• Misleading: Illusory things are misleading, causing one to have a false impression.