Meaning of 'illusory' in Hausa is: kawayeniya

illusory: kawayeniya

Adjective:

sihirce, hakika kawayeniya, kirkirarrun, ba ya nan, tsaba, m, wayo, ni kinibibi, mika, ba na gaskiya ba, ko iskar, duhu, allahntaka, ƙagagge, tsawwala, zaci, yiwa, biyu, ba zai yiwu ba, wuya, tsaurin kai.

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Adjective(1) based on or having the nature of an illusion

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(1) Secularism does not end up healing wounds; it only applies an illusory balm.(2) The prospect of getting their motion through was illusory rather than real.(3) But it's an illusory solution because it has little to do with wealth creation.(4) While the data supporting mobile phone risk is illusory , our commitment to risk is quite real.(5) By humiliating others, a person gains an illusory sense of worth and importance.(6) Turn to the window at the other end of the upper floor and the view of real Oxford is again illusory .(7) The arbitrariness of these figures is itself an indication of the illusory nature of the benefits.(8) On the negative side, it gives a false or illusory idea of oneself as indispensable in the eyes of other people.(9) The illusory nature of what we experience can be seen most clearly by examining the dream state.(10) But it's an illusory prize and not worth the sacrifice of lives and principles.(11) Progress towards equity is both real and illusory , things both have and have not progressed.(12) The purpose of the Vedas is to cut down the illusory tree of the material world and attain the real tree of the spiritual world.(13) The abolition of religion as people's illusory happiness is the demand for their real happiness.(14) Still less do we need to try and settle that rivalry by calling one of them real and the others more or less illusory .(15) One of the leading themes of current philosophy is that the notion of objectivity is utterly illusory .(16) Instead, he is a man with a nonexistent economic policy and an illusory budget plan.