Delusion and Flaw

Delusion

Delusion noun - A conception or image created by the imagination and having no objective reality.

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Flaw and delusion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Flaw" instead a noun "Delusion".

Nearby Words: delude, delusive, delusory, deluded, deluding

Flaw noun - Something that spoils the appearance or completeness of a thing.

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Delusion and flaw are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Delusion" instead a noun "Flaw".

Nearby Words: flawed, flawless, flawlessly

human	human delusion	human flaw
good	good delusion	good flaw
exact	exact delusion	exact flaw
particular	particular delusion	particular flaw
Other adjectives: similar, common, genuine, small, real, huge, dangerous, bad, terrible, tragic, personal, possible.

In addition, there is the Nagaraja bloodline, whose members need to eat the flesh (major organs, mainly) as well as the blood of their victims, and a Flaw called 'Conspicuous Consumption' — a delusion that causes the same effect to other vampires.

Source: Vampire Bites Suck

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