Definition of "illusively" [il•lu•sive•ly]

• In a illusive fashion. (adverb)

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• "There was no moon, yet the starlight illuminated the land, though illusively, with unexpected clusterings of shadow."
• "The humanism of neuropsychiatry, so illusively sought in much of modern medical practice, is found in the manner in which neuropsychiatry is applied: how one interacts with and cares for the person with the illness."
• "Professor Lowell controverts M. Antoniadi's claim to have proved that the lines are non-existent, and that the only markings are small separate shadings which are illusively seen as lines."