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illusion
noun as in false impression of reality
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This is a character in flux, someone whose illusions of fairness and merit have been shattered by corporate scheming.
For conservative women, keeping their job means never piercing the illusion that their job isn’t really their job.
Through the mirror’s warp, this mutual curiosity between the viewer and the viewed is mediated by refractions, glimmers and illusions.
The Moon does often look more reddish-orange nearer the horizon and this isn't a illusion.
But researchers like Prof Pepin-Neff say the nets aren't very effective, and give the illusion of safety rather than delivering a real reduction in risk.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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