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1 illusorisch
Adj. illusory; das ist doch illusorisch! that’s an illusion, you’re etc. fooling yourself etc.* * *illusive; illusory* * *il|lu|so|risch [Ilu'zoːrɪʃ]adjillusory* * *il·lu·so·risch[ɪluˈzo:rɪʃ]1. (trügerisch) illusory2. (zwecklos) pointless, futile* * *Adjektiv illusory* * *illusorisch adj illusory;* * *Adjektiv illusory* * *adj.fatuous adj.illusive adj.illusory adj. adv.illusively adv.illusorily adv. -
2 trügerisch
Adj. deceptive; (irreführend) misleading; Person: deceitful; Schluss: misguided, wrong; Argument: fallacious; Hoffnung: vain, illusory; Eis, Wetter: treacherous; trügerisches Urteil misjudg(e)ment; ein trügerisches Spiel spielen play a treacherous game* * *elusive; delusive; illusionary; illusory; illusive; phantasmic; specious; delusory; fallacious* * *trü|ge|risch ['tryːgərɪʃ]adj (liter)(= betrügerisch) deceitful, false; (= irreführend) deceptive; Hoffnung false* * *trü·ge·risch[ˈtry:gərɪʃ]adj deceptive* * *1.1) deceptive; false <hope, sign, etc.>; treacherous < ice>2) (veralt.): (auf Betrug zielend) deceitful2.1) deceptively2) (veralt.): (auf Betrug zielend) deceitfully* * *trügerisch adj deceptive; (irreführend) misleading; Person: deceitful; Schluss: misguided, wrong; Argument: fallacious; Hoffnung: vain, illusory; Eis, Wetter: treacherous;trügerisches Urteil misjudg(e)ment;ein trügerisches Spiel spielen play a treacherous game* * *1.1) deceptive; false <hope, sign, etc.>; treacherous < ice>2) (veralt.): (auf Betrug zielend) deceitful2.1) deceptively2) (veralt.): (auf Betrug zielend) deceitfully* * *adj.delusory adj.elusive adj.fallacious adj.illusionist adj.phantasmic adj.specious adj.treacherous adj. adv.elusively adv.fallaciously adv.speciously adv. -
3 illusorisch
1. fatuous2. illusiv3. illusive4. illusively5. illusorily6. illusory
См. также в других словарях:
Illusive — Il*lu sive, a. [See {Illude}.] Deceiving by false show; deceitful; deceptive; false; illusory; unreal. [1913 Webster] Truth from illusive falsehood to command. Thomson. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
illusive — index deceptive, delusive, fallacious, fictitious, illusory, insubstantial, ostensible, specious, subtle … Law dictionary
illusive — (adj.) deceptive, illusory, formed in English 1670s, from stem of ILLUSION (Cf. illusion) + IVE (Cf. ive); Cf. also ILLUSORY (Cf. illusory) … Etymology dictionary
illusive — illusive, illusory see elusive … Modern English usage
illusive — [i lo͞o′siv] adj. illusory; unreal illusively adv. illusiveness n … English World dictionary
illusive — adjective Subject to or pertaining to an illusion, often used in the sense of an unrealistic expectation or an unreachable goal or outcome. Testing software completely is an illusive goal. Syn: illusory … Wiktionary
illusive — illusory / illusive [adj] deceptive, false apparent, blue sky*, chimerical, deceitful, delusive, delusory, fake, fallacious, fanciful, fantastic, fictional, fictitious, fictive, hallucinatory, ideal, imaginary, misleading, mistaken, ostensible,… … New thesaurus
Illusive Sounds — Infobox record label name = Illusive Sounds founded = 2003 founder = Matt Gudinski / Adam Jankie genre = Hip hop country = Australia location = Albert Park, Victoria url = http://www.illusive.com.auIllusive Sounds is an independent Australian hip … Wikipedia
Illusive Arts Entertainment, LLC — Infobox Company company name = Illusive Arts Entertainment company company type = Privately held company slogan = We Have Munchkins in Our Pants foundation = 2004 by Anna Warren Boersig (Chief Operating Officer) key people = Ray Boersig, Greg… … Wikipedia
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illusive conception — Also known as spectral illusion. The two terms were introduced as synonyms in 1847 by the British surgeon Walter Cooper Dendy (17941871), denoting a subclass of ghosts of the mind s eye , which itself constitutes a subclass of what Dendy calls … Dictionary of Hallucinations
