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He made illusions to his book in every speech.
Perry had harbored so many delusions about being promoted that he refused to believe he was fired.
The Nine Lives Society loved the allusions to reincarnation in your poem.
The bridge looked as if it were swaying, but that was just an illusion right?
The question asks to choose the WRONG usage. 'Illusion' means a false appearance, while 'allusion' means an indirect reference. Option A incorrectly uses 'illusions' when referring to references to his book - it should be 'allusions'. Options B, C, and D use these words correctly.