fantasm (Meaning)
fantasm (n)
a ghostly appearing figure
something existing in perception only
fantasm (n.)
Same as Phantasm.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fantasm
Synonyms:
- figment
- castle in the air
- nonentity
- imaging
- castle in Spain
- mirage
- nightmare
- idea
- conceit
- fantasy
- pipe dream
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- will-o'-the-wisp
- concoction
- cloudland
- visualization
- fiction
- fable
- utopia
- brainchild
- invention
- ignis fatuus
- fabrication
- fancy
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
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.
FAQs About the word fantasm
a ghostly appearing figure, something existing in perception onlySame as Phantasm.
illusion, hallucination, delusion, dream, vision, unreality, chimera, phantasy, daydream, figment
fact, reality, reality,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.
