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The phrase "another illusion was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of illusions in various contexts, such as literature, psychology, or philosophy.
Example: "As the story unfolded, it became clear that another illusion was shrouding the protagonist's perception of reality."
Alternatives: "yet another illusion existed" or "another illusion occurred".
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Shannon says that the works in The First Six Aerial Paintings, including the space's floor itself (outfitted with a matrix of tape that creates yet another illusion), was also inspired by a DMT trip he experienced.
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As the United States rapidly draws down, another illusion is waiting to be shattered.
Another illusion is that a Las Vegas audience is seeing something genuine.
Another illusion is caused by forward acceleration: when a pilot takes off from land, the increased speed gives the impression of nosing the plane too high; to compensate the pilot may lower the nose and dive back to the ground.
Another auditory illusion was described in 1928 by Paul Thomas Young, an American psychologist, who tested the process of sound localization (the direction from which sound seems to come).
Illusion was the theme here.
The illusion was surprisingly effective.
The illusion was quickly shattered.
"The illusion was gone," he says.
That illusion was shattered long ago, surely.
The illusion was asking to be shattered.
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