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Mirage

noun

A mirage is something that looks real but is an illusion.

6 letters 2 syllables

What does Mirage mean?

A mirage is something that looks real but is an illusion.

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Dictionary definition

something that looks real from far away but is caused by light and heat, often in a desert or on a road.

Example sentences

Mirage in a sentence

easy

The shimmering road looked like a mirage.

medium

A desert traveler might see a mirage in the heat.

hard

The science passage explained how light can bend and create a mirage.

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What does mirage mean?

Practice 2

Which word is closest in meaning to mirage?

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Mirage

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muh · rahzh · strongest beat: rahzh

Synonyms

Words like Mirage

illusionsomething that appears different from reality
false imagea picture or sight that is not really there
appearancehow something seems to look
Antonyms

Opposite words

realitywhat is actually true or present
real objectsomething that is truly there
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Mirage word family

Base word

mirage

noun

mirages

More than one light-caused illusion.

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