"illusory character" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a phrase that describes someone or something that is not real, or appears to be real but is not. For example, you could say: "The protagonist in the novel meets an illusory character on her journey."
Ali seems intent on showing that geography can be illusory: her characters live and breathe not so much in the Alentejo that surrounds them as in the cul-de-sacs and alleys of their own thoughts.
With popular movies that focus on plot, character and illusory scenes, it matters less whether we see them as film or digital projections.
December 16 , 1928Chicago, Illinois March 2 , 1982Santa Ana, California Philip K. Dick, in full Philip Kindred Dick (born December 16 , 1928 Chicago, Illinois, U.S. died March 2 , 1982 Santa Ana, California) American science-fiction writer whose novels and short stories often depict the psychological struggles of characters trapped in illusory environments.
Locking is more playful and character-driven, whereas popping is more illusory.
But Washington's blind faith in the new normal disguised its flawed character and as the Clinton and Bush administrations built upon its illusory strength, the stage was set for failure.
The artwork's necessary and illusory autonomy, in turn, is the key to (modern) art's social character, namely, to be "the social antithesis of society" (AT 8).
Success for the overworked, mostly dedicated characters is not guaranteed, and at times it's close to illusory, an unusual state of affairs among mainstream crime dramas.
Emma's own mediocrity is part and parcel of the provincial society in which she lives, and her illusory view is paralleled by the various illusions entertained by all the major characters.
The wretch begins a banishing ritual of the four main characters, and therefore his own death at the beginning of the book is illusory".
Because phase change is a composite character, efforts to define phase state based on a single trait that changes during phase transition are illusory [ 49].
