英语词汇“illusory”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

illusory

/ɪˈluːs(ə)ri

adjective

Based on illusion; not real: she knew the safety of her room was illusory...

The prospect of getting their motion through was illusory rather than real.
Turn to the window at the other end of the upper floor and the view of real Oxford is again illusory.
Our ability to think in abstractions without using the physical world as a base tends to be illusory.

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 ...

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.
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.
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.

illusoriness

/ɪˈluːs(ə)rɪnəs

/ noun ...

Such promptings and the resulting grave thoughts deprive ‘home country’ of all meaning, a fact reflective of its illusoriness as a concept.
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.’

单词	illusory
释义	illusory /ɪˈluːs(ə)ri / adjective Based on illusion; not real: she knew the safety of her room was illusory... The prospect of getting their motion through was illusory rather than real. Turn to the window at the other end of the upper floor and the view of real Oxford is again illusory. Our ability to think in abstractions without using the physical world as a base tends to be illusory. 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 ... 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. 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. 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. illusoriness /ɪˈluːs(ə)rɪnəs / noun ... Such promptings and the resulting grave thoughts deprive ‘home country’ of all meaning, a fact reflective of its illusoriness as a concept. 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.’ Rhymes delusory
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illusory

Derivatives

illusorily

illusoriness

Rhymes