All 3 Uses of
illusive
in
The Ramayana
- Now with thine own illusive art Perform, O Lord, the helper's part: Assume a dwarfish form, and thus From fear and danger rescue us.†
Book 1 *
- u, with art's illusive aid, The Amrit from their sight conveyed.†
Book 1
- He saw the glorious lady, screened From eye of man, and God, and fiend, Like some bright portent which the care Of Brahmá launches through the air, Designed by his illusive art To flash a moment and depart: Or like the flame that leaps on high To sink involved in smoke and die: Or like the full moon shining through The wintry mist, then lost to view: Or like the sun's reflection, cast Upon the flood, too bright to last: So was the glorious dame till then Removed from Gods' and mortals' ken, Till—such was Gautam's high decree— Prince Ráma came to set her free.†
Book 1
Definition:
based on or having the nature of an illusion (not real)