The letter I brings you:
The meaning of illusory is very closed to the meaning of illusive, although not exactly the same. Both are adjectives. [See note below]
Illusory means ‘based on illusion; not real.’
Example sentences:
- Development in gender equality is both real and illusory; things have and have not progressed since the 1970s.
- Are young lovers deceiving themselves with illusory promises of undying love?
- True free will is an illusory concept because it is never always free from influence.
- Success is illusionary if you have to belittle others to achieve it.
Note: To know the difference between illusory and illusive, please see https://wikidiff.com/illusory/illusive
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