illusory

IPA: ɪɫˈusɝi

Examples of "illusory" in Sentences

As I recall, we could hear him smacking his lips in illusory ecstasy, even from the back seat.
"At the end of the day, there is a short-term illusory benefit from having fewer shares in issue."
If we give up some short-term illusory growth as a side effect of curtailing their activities, this is a small price to pay.
Trevelyan masterfully depicts Marlborough's campaigns, but in illusory power it is doubtful that Churchill's historic battle scenes can be surpassed.
Instead of entering into an intermediate state, the yogi rises from the death state in what we call an illusory body, in place of the intermediate state.
And the SEC says Dell consistently misrepresented how it has generated consistent growth numbers resulting in illusory stock values that made possible Michael Dell's astronomical stock option gains.
Another word in Professor Daly's lexicon is "foreground," which she defines as the illusory reality established over the centuries within a male-dominated, hierarchical culture bent on destroying women, animals and the earth.