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illusionable

illusionable adjective: liable to illusion; easily duped or convinced.

Adjective

illusionable (comparative more illusionable, superlative most illusionable)

  1. Liable to illusion; easily duped or convinced

Forms of illusionable

comparativemore illusionable
superlativemost illusionable

Origin of illusionable

From illusion + -able.

Questions about illusionable

What does illusionable mean?
Illusionable means liable to illusion; easily duped or convinced.
What part of speech is illusionable?
Illusionable is an adjective.

Words near illusionable in the dictionary

  1. illus
  2. illus.
  3. illusion
  4. illusion cake
  5. illusion cakes
  6. illusionable
  7. illusional
  8. illusionarily
  9. illusionary
  10. illusioned
  11. illusionette

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