illusive
adjectiveHow many syllables in illusive?
There are 3 syllables in the word illusive.How to pronounce illusive:
Definition of illusive:
- illusive (adjective):
- seeming to be true, but actually false
- based on or having the nature of an illusion.
- based on or producing illusion illusory, deceptive
Synonyms for illusive:
alleged
claimed
clear
conceivable
deceptive
delusive
delusory
distinct
fake
illusory
imaginary
likely
manifest
misleading
obvious
phoney
phony
plain
plausible
possible
probable
pseudo
purported
specious
unreal
Antonyms for illusive:
actual
bodily
concrete
corporeal
existent
existing
factual
genuine
known
material
noticeable
ordinary
palpable
perceptible
physical
practical
proven
real
serious
solid
strong
substantial
tactile
tactual
tangible
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