ghosted Synonyms
ghosted Meaning
ghosted
a structure (as a cell or tissue) that does not stain normally because of degenerative changes, a disembodied soul, to sail quietly in light winds, one who ghostwrites, the least bit, the soul of a dead person thought of as living in an unseen world or as appearing to living people, a red blood cell that has lost its hemoglobin, ghostwrite, spirit, demon, the seat of life or intelligence, to move silently like a ghost, to cut off all contact with (someone) abruptly and usually without explanation, the soul of a dead person believed to be an inhabitant of the unseen world or to appear to the living in bodily likeness, to haunt like a ghost, a false image in a photographic negative or on a television screen caused especially by reflection, a faint shadowy trace
ghosted Sentence Examples
- After their initial date, he inexplicably ghosted her, leaving her feeling confused and hurt.
- Emily had been eagerly anticipating a response, but she was disappointed when he abruptly ghosted her.
- The friend group was shocked when Michael ghosted them all without explanation, severing their long-standing connection.
- Despite their promising conversations, he suddenly ghosted her, leaving her questioning her worthiness.
- The company abruptly ghosted their contractors, leaving them stranded without payment or closure.
- The politician's campaign promised transparency, but they ghosted their constituents after winning the election.
- After months of dating, she realized that he was slowly ghosting her by reducing communication and affection.
- The ghosting trend has become a cowardly way to end relationships, leaving the other person with unresolved emotions.
- She was determined not to be ghosted again, so she initiated regular check-ins with her new partner.
- Despite her best efforts, she couldn't prevent her friend from ghosting her when they went through a rough patch.
FAQs About the word ghosted
a structure (as a cell or tissue) that does not stain normally because of degenerative changes, a disembodied soul, to sail quietly in light winds, one who ghos
edged,padded, tiptoed, moused, slid, snuck, inched, stole, lurked, slunk
No antonyms found.
After their initial date, he inexplicably ghosted her, leaving her feeling confused and hurt.
Emily had been eagerly anticipating a response, but she was disappointed when he abruptly ghosted her.
The friend group was shocked when Michael ghosted them all without explanation, severing their long-standing connection.
Despite their promising conversations, he suddenly ghosted her, leaving her questioning her worthiness.
