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illusion

[ih-loo-zhuhn] / ɪˈlu ʒən /


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Even for employees who enjoy work, letting go of the illusion that their job can love them back can provide “clarity,” Career Leap’s Perry said.

From MarketWatch

For example, the size-weight illusion is illustrated by a set of small, medium and large curling stones.

From Science Daily

He's a 16-year veteran of the war on drugs, standing ram rod straight, with a handgun in a holster around his neck - and with no illusions.

From BBC

Wash trading is a practice in which traders move assets back and forth to create the illusion of genuine activity.

From The Wall Street Journal

That ownership created an illusion of safety — not because prices could not fall, but because investors assumed liquidity would always be available.

From MarketWatch