How to spell ILLISION correctly?
One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "illision" could be "illusion". This word refers to something that is not real or is not as it seems, often used in the context of magic tricks or optical illusions. Another possible suggestion could be "allusion", which refers to a reference or mention of something indirectly.
List of suggestions on how to spell illision correctly
- Allison
- allusion The story's title is an allusion to Shakespeare's "Hamlet.
- collision The collision between the two cars resulted in a pile-up on the highway.
- elision Jimmy did not wash his hair for three days, resulting in a bad case of elision.
- ellison John is a nice guy, but I couldn't stand Ellison.
- illusion His happiness was only an illusion because deep down he was still very sad.
- Illusions
