Definitions for "Illusion"
An unreal image presented to the bodily or mental vision; a deceptive appearance; a false show; mockery; hallucination.
A sensation originated by some external object, but so modified as in any way to lead to an erroneous perception; as when the rolling of a wagon is mistaken for thunder.
a misinterpreted perception that is caused by mistaking something present for something it is not. Illusions commonly occur with information that is seen or heard. For example, a common illusion is misinterpreting the noise made by wind for a voice. By contrast, a hallucination is a strong sensory perception that one has of an object or event while awake, when no such object or event exists. Whereas illusions involve misperceptions, hallucinations do not. Thus, an example of a hallucination would be hearing voices that are not really there and are not misinterpretation of the wind or any other noises.
A plain, delicate lace, usually of silk, used for veils, scarfs, dresses, etc.
sheer net-like fabric used for the sleeves or necklines of wedding gowns.
transparent, thin fabric typically used to create sheer sleeves, bodices, and backs.
Keywords:  trick, illusory, magic, feat, perceive
the act of deluding; deception by creating illusory ideas
an illusory feat; considered magical by naive observers
an image or trick that causes a person to perceive something which is not there
an incorrect idea or premise at the foundation of a belief system and can trap some very intelligent people
an incorrect impression or belief
An easily believed simple explanation for observations that is measurably incorrect, for those who take the time to measure. e.g. Optical Illusion.
Keywords:  figment, misthinking
a figment of our misthinking
Illusion is a Polish band founded in 1992 in Gdańsk, Poland and defunct since 1999. The band's music is influenced by Nirvana and other Seattle grunge bands, and also by Pantera and Biohazard.
Illusion was a British band formed in 1977 comprised by Jane Relf (vocals), Jim Mc Carty (vocals, acoustic guitar and percussion), John Hawken (keyboards), Louis Cennamo (bass), John Knightsbridge (guitars) and Eddie Mc Neill (drums). They released two albums, Out of the Mist and Illusion on Island Records. Their music was classically-inspired, sophisticated, and polished.
Hence: Anything agreeably fascinating and charming; enchantment; witchery; glamour.
A type of concealed towing unit used by repossessors. At the push of a button, it quietly converts what appears as a normal pickup into a full-blown tow truck in 16 seconds. It then, hydraulically, lifts the vehicle in 3 seconds.
A style of setting making a diamond appear larger than it is, usually by setting into "white" gold, rhodium plating, and diamond cutting the surrounding area of metal.
Appearance of existence, that which appears and disappears (mocking the observer), apparition; physical thing, object. Compare Delusion.
an image envisioned by the spell caster, which he then lays over the retinas of all who watch augmenting this with appropriate stimulation of nerve endings to fool the other four senses
an image that is not real
if you believe that everything experienced by your 5 senses is real, then God is illusion. If God is real, then everything you experience with your 5 senses is illusion. It's all illusion back to God. Lite meaning: But you can't have it both ways.
Illusion is a fictional character in the Marvel Universe.
Keywords:  monogram, kit, flying, sub, core
a replacement core wall piece for the Monogram Flying Sub kit
a more apt description of both the market and the economy
a very accurate description in that I found this firing technique to be even less effective than your standard one ship at the bottom of the screen setup
Keywords:  dream, saw, valuable, aware, telling
If you were aware, that what you saw in your dream was just an illusion, it is telling you that you will receive some valuable information.
(a 3rd dimensional thought or image which reflects something that does not exist, created for the experience)
Keywords:  projection
a projection