Illusory
Illusory adjective - Based on or having the nature of an illusion.
Suppositious and illusory are semantically related in imaginary topic. In some cases you can use "Suppositious" instead an adjective "Illusory", when it comes to topics like deceptive.
Suppositious
Suppositious adjective - Based primarily on surmise rather than adequate evidence.
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Synonyms for Suppositious
Illusory and suppositious are semantically related in imaginary topic. You can use "Illusory" instead an adjective "Suppositious".
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Related pairs
- sham and illusory
- sham and suppositious
- fanciful and illusory
- fanciful and suppositious
- fake and illusory
- fake and suppositious
- hypothetical and illusory
- hypothetical and suppositious
- false and illusory
- false and suppositious
- spurious and illusory
- spurious and suppositious
- supposititious and illusory
- supposititious and suppositious
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