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Public policy
SB Fraser & Co. v. Bombay Ice Manufacturing Co., (1905) ILR 29 Bom 107. Public policy, is however, illusive, varying and uncertain. It has also been described as 'untrustworthy guide', 'unruly horse' etc., P. Rathinam v. Union
illusionary
marked by or producing illusion as illusionary stage effects
Phantasm
by the mind and supposed to be real or material a shadowy or airy appearance sometimes an optical illusion a phantom a dream
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VerbarMaya
in Vedantic philosphy for the doctrine of the unreality of matter called in English idealism hence nothingness vanity illusion
magic trick
An feat of illusion performed by an illusionist which appears magical to naive observers
In
from the Latin in regularly becomes il before l ir before r and im before a labial as illusion irruption imblue immigrate impart In is sometimes used with an simple intensive force
Illusory
Deceiving or tending of deceive fallacious illusive as illusory promises or hopes
Illusionist
One given to illusion a visionary dreamer
disabuse
disengage from fallacy or deception to set right often used with of as to disabuse one of his illusions
Hypnagogic
Leading to sleep applied to the illusions of one who is half asleep
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