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Definitions from the WebTerm: Illusory DeceptionPart of Speech: NounDefinition: Illusory deception refers to a form of deceit that involves the creation of false appearances or illusions, intended to mislead or trick others. Examples:Sense 1: Popular Usage"The magician's performance was remarkable, full of illusory deceptions that left the audience in awe." "The advertisement used illusory deception to convince viewers of the product's incredible benefits." Sense 2: Local Usage"The city's legendary street artist amused passersby with his illusory deceptions, creating three-dimensional illusions on the walls." "The con artist employed illusory deception to swindle unsuspecting tourists out of their money." Part of Speech: AdjectiveDefinition: When used as an adjective, illusory deception describes something that appears or seems deceptive, but may not necessarily be. Examples:Sense 1: Popular Usage"The deceptive salesman made an illusory promise to double the investment returns." "She fell for his illusory charm, unaware of his ulterior motives." Sense 2: Local Usage"The abandoned house seemed haunted, but it was all illusory deception created by the kids in the neighborhood." "He used illusory deception to create an illusion of danger, scaring away potential burglars." Related Products:Explore related books and products on Amazon: | ||||
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