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51illusory alteration of time — see time distortion …
52illusory nose prolongation — see Pinocchio illusion …
53illusory promise — An agreement that is so indefinite that one cannot tell what is to be done or in which the performance is optional (e.g., a promise to stay in a job for a certain length of time, unless one resigns sooner). The other party to such an agreement …
54illusory appointment — An insubstantial or merely nominal disposition of property made under a power of appointment. 41 Am J1st Pow § 64 …
55illusory promise — A promise so conditioned that the performance thereof is a matter of promisor s option, such promise not being sufficient as consideration for another promise. 17 Am J2d Contr § 105 …
56illusory appointment — noun : an appointment of a nominal or disproportionately small share of property to one of a class (as to one among several brothers) regarded as void in courts of equity because fraudulently defeating the intent of the original donor (as a… …
57illusive — illusory / illusive [adj] deceptive, false apparent, blue sky*, chimerical, deceitful, delusive, delusory, fake, fallacious, fanciful, fantastic, fictional, fictitious, fictive, hallucinatory, ideal, imaginary, misleading, mistaken, ostensible,… …
58illusorily — illusory ► ADJECTIVE ▪ apparently real but not actually so; deceptive. DERIVATIVES illusorily adverb …
59Maya (illusion) — Maya (Sanskrit माय māyaa[›]), in Indian religions, has multiple meanings, usually quoted as illusion , centered on the fact that we do not experience the environment itself but rather a projection of it, created by us. Maya is the principal deity …
60Dream yoga — Part of a series on Tibetan Buddhism …
