Illusions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ILLUSIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ILLUSION, a false perception
• an instance of a wrong or misinterpreted perception of a sensory experience
• a deceptive appearance or impression
• a false idea or belief

Words related to ILLUSIONS

illusion8

Words that contain ILLUSIONS

disillusions13

How to use ILLUSIONS in a sentence

• He seems never to have asked himself the question how far these visions were pure illusions, but believed and trusted them implicitly.
• Alas for the hopes and illusions of boyhood! So long as he could remember, this room was most closely associated with his actions and his thoughts.
• The scientific thought of Copernicus and Galilei did away with the illusions which led people to believe that the earth was the center of the universe and of creation.
• We buy knowledge with illusions, and pay a high price for it, for the acquirement of quite a small degree of wisdom will deprive us of a large number of pleasant fancies.
• All the bubble- illusions concerning the life of the tropical planter had been pricked by the stern facts of the Solomons.
• They had other illusions, beside that major one that helped to wreck them.
• He is the victim, however, of more illusions with regard to himself than I ever knew a single brain to shelter.
• The great problem of the teacher is to keep himself in this class, to keep himself young, to preserve the very things that the cynic pleases to call the illusions of his youth.
• Those who would dispel these various illusions, to give us their drab-coloured creation in their stead, are not very wise.
• Harmless, joy-breeding illusions are the magic coloring of our existence.
• It cannot be disputed that here also we encounter many illusions.
• The fantastic illusions that my drive of the evening before had bred in me now in the clear light of morning entirely deserted me.
• We must have no illusions about how much depends on us and our success or failure.
• The loss of her illusions made Mademoiselle de Verneuil unjust, and prevented her from recognizing the real devotion which rendered several of these men remarkable.
• But you, monsieur, with your delicately compassionate soul, can perhaps understand this cry from an unhappy woman who has suffered no lying illusions to enter her heart.
• That love was still young and pure and full of illusions when it came to an end.
• He was one whose main business was, in his own view, the pricking of illusions, the stripping away of disguises, and even the destruction of ideals.
• One must not indulge in illusions that glow no longer than a cigar.
• To the profoundest darkness, accompanied with illusions and horrid phantoms, succeeded the most brilliant light, whose splendor blazed round the statue of the Goddess.
• Finite beings impressed by illusions according to Hindu dogma, 604-l.
• From the first no Frenchman could have had any illusions.
• The illusions and errors of her whole life fell from before her eyes like a veil, and she saw in a clear light both herself and Bertram.
• These impressions are not illusions, they are realities.
• It was not my disposition to waste my life by hugging the illusions of the past.
• Love, like art, is a species of creation, and the moods which attend it, though illusions, are miracles none the less.
• She knew poverty too well to have any illusions about it.
• Illusions like the tints of pearl, Or changing colors of the sky, Or ribbons of a dancing girl That mend her beauty to the eye.
• Philosophers were no longer suffered to have illusions about the state.
• She was very strong, very good and still had some illusions left.
• The intelligent but passive Hindu sees clearly that whatever illusions the soul may have, it really passes on like everything else and continueth not in one stay.
• The illusions of imperialism have been made clearer than ever by the course of modern history.
• This is suggested first by the various illusions of movement.
• Rose had no illusions as to what its acceptance would mean.

Similar words containing LUSION without suffix s and without prefix il

elusion7 allusion8 delusion9 elusions8 illusion8 allusions9 collusion11 delusions10 exclusion18 inclusion11 occlusion13 pollusion11 prelusion11 prolusion11 reclusion11 seclusion11 collusions12 conclusion14 delusional11 exclusions19 illusional10 illusioned11 inclusions12 occlusions14 pollusions12 preclusion14 prelusions12 prolusions12 reclusions12 seclusions12 conclusions15 delusionary15 delusionist12 disillusion12 illusionary14 illusionism13 illusionist11 preclusions15 delusionists13 disillusions13 exclusionary24 exclusionism23 exclusionist21 illusionisms14 illusionists12 inconclusion16 interclusion14 malocclusion18 noninclusion14 seclusionist14 unillusioned13 inclusionary17 conclusionary20 disillusioned15 exclusionisms24 exclusionists22 illusionistic15 inconclusions17 interclusions15 malocclusions19 nonconclusion17 noninclusions15 seclusionists15 disillusionary18 disillusioning16 disillusionise15 disillusionize24 nonconclusions18 disillusionised17 disillusionises16 disillusionized26 disillusionizes25 disillusionment18 illusionistical17 disillusionments19 illusionistically22

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