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illusional

illusional adjective: illusory; being or pertaining to an illusion.

Adjective

illusional (comparative more illusional, superlative most illusional)

  1. Illusory; being or pertaining to an illusion.

Forms of illusional

comparativemore illusional
superlativemost illusional

Origin of illusional

From illusion + -al.

Questions about illusional

What does illusional mean?
Illusional means illusory; being or pertaining to an illusion.
What part of speech is illusional?
Illusional is an adjective.

Words near illusional in the dictionary

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

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