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Allusion vs. Illusion Allusion vs. Illusion Allusion vs. Illusion An allusion is a hint or reference to something or someone, while an illusion is a trick or false impression. An allusion is a hint or reference to something or someone, while an illusion is a trick or false impression. An allusion is a hint or reference to something or someone, while an illusion is a trick or false impression. Examples: Examples: Examples: The professor gave allusions to what she would include on the exam. The professor gave allusions to what she would include on the exam. The professor gave allusions to what she would include on the exam. The magician’s best illusion was pulling a rabbit out of a hat. The magician’s best illusion was pulling a rabbit out of a hat. The magician’s best illusion was pulling a rabbit out of a hat. We named our dog Athena as an allusion to our love of Greek mythology. We named our dog Athena as an allusion to our love of Greek mythology. We named our dog Athena as an allusion to our love of Greek mythology. The car salesman gave the illusion that the car was in great shape, even though it needed a new motor. The car salesman gave the illusion that the car was in great shape, even though it needed a new motor. The car salesman gave the illusion that the car was in great shape, even though it needed a new motor. Like us on Facebook! Like us on Facebook! Like us on Facebook!
