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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alluring illusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is attractive or tempting but ultimately deceptive or not real.
Example: "The advertisement presented an alluring illusion of a perfect life, drawing in consumers with its glossy images and promises."
Alternatives: "captivating mirage" or "enticing deception".
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And the whole, spare, resonant show comes together in a sculpture of a single slender branch bristling with sharp thorns and cast in solid gold; the more alluring illusion is, the more be painful it can be.
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Renault, together with Formula 1 car designer Delta Motorsport, have signed up to a trial of wireless charging technology that could offer drivers an alluring sensation - or rather illusion - of perpetual motion.
It is that sense of wondrous illusion that makes the novel so alluring and romantic and that is desperately missing from the A&E version.
On its own feminine blackness carries with it layered experiences of oppression and systemic violence, but its aesthetics are alluring and desirable, specifically pillaged to portray an illusion of the disaffected unfriendly black hotties who are criminalized by the state but appropriated by white culture.
The princess fantasy is really alluring.
As we moderns become more isolated — more occupied with our virtual lives, more distracted by a greater flow of information and stimulation — the emotional comfort food that the rules provide and the illusion of human connection by way of stories become all the more alluring.
With soft focus, slow shutter speeds and multiple exposures, Ms. Goldkind, the photography runner-up, deliberately confuses illusion and reality in a successful effort to suggest fictional narratives for her alluring actresses.
Alluring even.
She is effortlessly alluring.
It's alluring.
Choice is alluring.
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