Meanings of entirely illusory in English

Yet before long these successes proved to be entirely illusory.

It was therefore treated tenderly, and the rights and protection accorded by various ukazes were almost entirely illusory.

Mr. Hawkins terms this "a derivation entirely illusory and improbable," and asserts that the word is of Norman origin.

This decision shows that its independence is entirely illusory." The executive director of Which?, Richard Lloyd, said: "The Guardian's investigation raises serious concerns.