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Meanings of mere illusion in English
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Usage of mere illusion in English
1
There is no hope certain; the whole system is a mere illusion.
2
THAT most famous cinematic tornado of all time was a mere illusion.
3
He touched it, as if expecting the transformation to be mere illusion.
4
To the pessimistic philosopher the progress of the race is also mere illusion.
5
They acquire a mere illusion of speed from the speed of the narrative.
6
Your mutual love is nothing but trifling nonsense, mere illusion of the senses.
7
My nose had already been informing me that this state was no mere illusion.
8
Had it been a mere illusion produced by some caprice of the searchlight opposite?
9
For Kurt, Liesl had a similar brightening effect, except her radiance was no mere illusion.
10
It was so unexpected that he thought me a mere illusion of his own mind.
11
It is a mere illusion to think that the reconquest of Alsace-Lorraine would add to her glory.
12
But this I thought was mere illusion.
13
Anything short of this is mere illusion.
14
Thisbe stroked her teacup's hot rim, smiling, as calm as if the weapons and guards were mere illusion.
15
Man's life is a never-ending oscillation between pleasure and pain: the former mere illusion, the latter a dread reality.
16
You are very young-howI rejoice in knowing it, sweet flower!-perhapsyour love of me is a mere illusion.
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