False
False adjective - Not being in agreement with what is true.
Illusionary and false are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Illusionary" instead an adjective "False".
Illusionary
Illusionary adjective - Marked by or producing illusion.
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Synonyms for Illusionary
False and illusionary are semantically related. You can use "False" instead an adjective "Illusionary".
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Related pairs
- sham and false
- sham and illusionary
- fake and false
- fake and illusionary
- distorted and false
- distorted and illusionary
- spurious and false
- spurious and illusionary
- imaginary and false
- imaginary and illusionary
- deceptive and false
- deceptive and illusionary
- fallacious and false
- fallacious and illusionary
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- He and his theater were resurrected, and he found that whatever he wrote on a script magically came to life on stage, but no matter how hard he tries, his illusionary characters ring false and his sets appear like matte paintings when lingered upon.
Source: The Punishment
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