- a person subject to illusions, or false impressions; visionary
- an entertainer, as a magician or conjurer, who performs sleight-of-hand tricks or other illusions
- an artist who employs illusionism
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illusionist
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- Philosophy An adherent of the doctrine of illusionism.
- An artist whose work is marked by illusionism.
- A magician or ventriloquist.
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