fantasm Sentence Examples
- In the eerie silence of the night, I glimpsed a fleeting fantasm, a wisp of a memory that lingered in the shadows.
- The old house held many secrets, and I often sensed the presence of a spectral fantasm, as if the spirits of the past still walked its halls.
- The artist captured the ephemeral essence of the ballet dancer, her form a delicate fantasm against the backdrop of the darkened stage.
- In the depths of my dreams, I encountered a kaleidoscope of fantastic images, each one more surreal and fleeting than the last, like a series of tantalizing phantasms.
- The magician's words hung in the air like an incantation, conjuring up ethereal phantasms that moved and danced at his command.
- The scent of the blooming jasmine filled the air, conjuring a delicate fantasm of sweetness that lingered long after the petals had fallen.
- The poet's eloquent words painted vivid pictures in my mind, creating a tapestry of intricate phantasms that transported me to other realms.
- The sculptor's hands moved with precision as he transformed a block of marble into an exquisite fantasm of beauty, capturing the essence of a mythical creature.
- The symphony's haunting melodies evoked a symphony of emotions within me, a whirlwind of feelings that swirled and danced like phantasms in my soul.
- In the twilight's embrace, the sky transformed into a canvas of colors, painting a fleeting fantasm of beauty before fading into the darkness of night.
fantasm Meaning
fantasm (n)
a ghostly appearing figure
something existing in perception only
fantasm (n.)
Same as Phantasm.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fantasm
Synonyms:
- nightmare
- pipe-dream
- imaging
- nonentity
- idea
- castle-in-the-air
- fantasy
- conceit
- figment
- castle-in-spain
- mirage
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- invention
- cloudland
- fabrication
- ignis-fatuus
- visualization
- concoction
- fable
- brainchild
- utopia
- will-o-the-wisp
- fiction
- fancy
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word fantasm
a ghostly appearing figure, something existing in perception onlySame as Phantasm.
delusion,illusion, daydream, chimera, dream, vision, unreality, phantasy, hallucination, nightmare
reality, reality,fact, fact,actuality, actuality,
In the eerie silence of the night, I glimpsed a fleeting fantasm, a wisp of a memory that lingered in the shadows.
The old house held many secrets, and I often sensed the presence of a spectral fantasm, as if the spirits of the past still walked its halls.
The artist captured the ephemeral essence of the ballet dancer, her form a delicate fantasm against the backdrop of the darkened stage.
In the depths of my dreams, I encountered a kaleidoscope of fantastic images, each one more surreal and fleeting than the last, like a series of tantalizing phantasms.
