noun
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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an eerie no-man's land where travellers see mirages
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She thought at first it must be the edge of the sea, then realised it was a mirage .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A mirage , a reflection of layers on air out to sea.
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But the opposition is not alone in seeing the appearance of new prosperity as in part a mirage .
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He has photo enhancements, floor plans, home movies, biographies, bibliographies, letters, rumors, mirages, dreams.
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Information at a distance overwhelms, or creates mirages.
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It floated mockingly through his sleep and came like a mirage between his eyes and the daylight.
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The bubbles of foam trembled to mist and I sensed the house become dangerous, a mirage to my eyes.
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The oasis is just a mirage .
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The thought of the hotel seemed like the mirage of an oasis, something always just out of reach.