Illusion in Tagalog

“Illusion” in Tagalog translates to “ilusyon” or “panlilinlang”, referring to a false perception, deceptive appearance, or something that seems real but isn’t. This term is crucial for discussions about perception, reality, magic, and psychological concepts in Filipino.

This comprehensive guide explores the various Tagalog equivalents, their contextual meanings, and proper application in different scenarios.

[Words] = Illusion

[Definition]:

• Illusion /ɪˈluːʒən/
• Noun 1: A false perception or deceptive appearance; something that deceives the senses or mind.
• Noun 2: An erroneous belief or idea; a misconception about reality.
• Noun 3: A magic trick or visual effect designed to deceive or entertain.

[Synonyms] = Ilusyon, Panlilinlang, Guniguni, Hiwaga, Kathang-isip, Pantasya, Kamalian sa paningin, Pagkakamali

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The magician created an amazing optical illusion that made the audience believe he disappeared.
Ex1_PH: Ang salamangkero ay lumikha ng kahanga-hangang ilusyon sa paningin na nagpaniniwala sa mga manonood na siya ay nawala.

Ex2_EN: Success without hard work is just an illusion that many people fall for.
Ex2_PH: Ang tagumpay na walang sipag ay isang panlilinlang lamang na maraming tao ang nahuhulog.

Ex3_EN: The desert heat created an illusion of water on the distant road.
Ex3_PH: Ang init ng disyerto ay lumikha ng ilusyon ng tubig sa malayong kalsada.

Ex4_EN: She finally realized that her perfect relationship was nothing but an illusion.
Ex4_PH: Sa wakas ay napagtanto niya na ang kanyang perpektong relasyon ay walang iba kundi kathang-isip lamang.

Ex5_EN: The mirror maze at the carnival is full of optical illusions that confuse visitors.
Ex5_PH: Ang labirintong salamin sa karnbal ay puno ng mga ilusyon sa paningin na nakakalito sa mga bisita.