illusory
illusory (adjective)
il·lu·so·ry | \ i-ˈlü-zə-rē , -sə- \
Definition:
Deceptive or misleading; based on illusion rather than reality. Something that appears true or real but is actually false or unreal.
Origin:
Mid-18th century, from Late Latin illusorius, from Latin illudere meaning “to mock or deceive.”
Canada, 2025
Images, signed en verso, are a limited edition of 5 and are produced as Giclée prints on 100% archival, museum-quality paper
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