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Meanings of mirage in English
Usage of mirage in English
1
I asked him if it were a mirage, and he said yes.
2
Gorgeous weather and beautiful people help to create a mirage of accessibility.
3
To the south the Brandon Hills shimmered in a pale gray mirage.
4
And the hills are set in motion and become as a mirage.
5
I have read of them; it is called a reflection or mirage.
6
But with a few words Celestine had reduced her to a mirage.
7
She could have been a mirage: high heels, short skirt, pale tights.
8
And now in an instant these visions were fading like a mirage.
9
From dawn to set of sun he lived in one long mirage.
10
It flickered at the far end of the tunnel like a mirage.
11
In a few months, it is will all seem like a mirage.
12
Her new clothes flickered like a mirage over her usual leopard-skin bodysuit.
13
Wide-eyed, we stood and watched the terrible mirage quiver feverishly before us.
14
Y: And the mountains shall vanish, as if they were a mirage.
15
Perhaps through those tears he saw the mirage of his own fireside.
16
So -paywalls are not a mirage; nor are they a unicorn.
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Mirage through the time
Mirage across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common