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illusion

[ih-loo-zhuhn] / ɪˈlu ʒən /


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A limited number of highly active accounts produce most toxic and harmful content, creating the illusion that it reflects widespread attitudes.

From Science Daily

In contrast to the illusions presented by society and media, a union of lovers isn’t as simple as the joining of two people who are just oh-so-perfect for each other in every possible way.

From Los Angeles Times

That outlook stands in contrast to a modern wellness culture increasingly obsessed with biohacking, supplements and the illusion of control over aging.

From Salon

This wistful chapter evokes classics like “Paper Moon,” but Bi lands on a resolution that’s uniquely heartbreaking, connecting the illusion of movies with the delusions we cling to in the real world.

From Los Angeles Times

In a statement, the Department of Health and Social Care said it was "under no illusions this is going to be a tough winter for our NHS".

From BBC