Definition: Describing something that is not real or is deceptive; it creates a false impression or illusion.

Example: The magician's tricks were so illusive that the audience couldn't figure out how they were done.

Definition: In a way that is deceptive or misleading, often creating an illusion or false impression.

Example: The magician performed illusively, making it hard for the audience to see how the tricks were done.

Definition: The quality of being deceptive or misleading, often creating a false impression.

Example: The illusiveness of the mirage made it difficult for the travelers to find their way.

Definition: In a way that creates a false impression or belief; not real or true.

Example: The magician performed his tricks illusorily, leaving the audience in awe.

Definition: The state or quality of being deceptive or not real, often creating a false impression.

Example: The illusoriness of the magician's tricks left the audience in awe.

Definition: Something that is not real or is based on a false idea; it can trick people into believing something that isn't true.

Example: The magician's tricks created an illusory world that amazed the audience.

Definition: Able to be thought of or imagined; something that can be conceived in the mind.

Example: The possibilities for the future are truly imaginable if we work together.

Definition: The quality or state of being able to be imagined or thought of in the mind.

Example: The imaginableness of her ideas inspired everyone in the room.

Definition: In a way that can be imagined or thought of; something that is possible to conceive in the mind.

Example: The project could, imaginably, change the way we think about renewable energy.

Definition: Relating to an image or the final stage of an insect's development.

Example: The imaginal stage of the butterfly is when it emerges from the chrysalis.