Definition

illusive

adjective
  1. Deceptive or misleading; giving a false impression or appearance.
  2. Usage: Often used to describe something that tricks the mind or senses.; Frequently confused with 'elusive' (hard to find or catch).

Examples

  • The magician created an illusive effect that amazed the audience.
  • The promise of quick wealth turned out to be illusive.
  • Mirages in the desert are illusive images caused by heat.
  • Her confidence was illusive; she was actually quite nervous.
  • The illusive nature of the advertisement misled many consumers.
  • What seemed like an illusive shortcut actually wasted more time.

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