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illusion

[ih-loo-zhuhn] / ɪˈlu ʒən /


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Investors have cheered the extra supply from Saudi Arabia, but are under no illusions that it’s enough to knock down crude-oil futures prices, which were looking at gains of 46% for the week.

From MarketWatch

He recommends a solution: “Developers must actively engineer the illusion of consciousness out of the products.”

From The Wall Street Journal

I'm under no illusions how difficult it will be but I'm not going to retire because something I tried didn't work for me.

From BBC

“A move away from the layered, the blobby, the clean — to something with more illusion of or allusion to an id.”

From Los Angeles Times

Not everyone in the region is so heartened; the war has shattered the illusion that the Gulf is a luxurious safe haven.

From The Wall Street Journal