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allusion

[uh-loo-zhuhn] / əˈlu ʒən /


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To help answer any lingering D&D questions you might still have going into “Honor Among Thieves,” Daley and Goldstein explained some of the movie’s more arcane nods and allusions.

From New York Times

He even layered in musical references: The show’s opening number includes musical allusions to Peabo Bryson’s “One Life to Live” and the opening of “Another World,” sung by Gary Morris and Crystal Gayle.

From New York Times

She described the latter as "a work in progress, including in my own country", an apparent allusion to the turbulence seen in U.S. politics and elections in recent years.

From Reuters

He has avoided direct confrontation with Mr. Trump, but has relied on allusions to his solid reelection numbers in November compared to Mr. Trump’s poor record in picking midterm candidates.

From Washington Times

The allusions to crucifixion, martyrdom, entrapment, escape, time and eternity are fully intentional.

From Washington Post