ghoulies (Meaning)
ghoulies
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Synonyms & Antonyms of ghoulies
Synonyms:
- faeries
- shades
- gremlins
- djinns
- lamias
- trolls
- familiars
- phantoms
- kobolds
- jinns
- familiar spirits
- poltergeists
- hobgoblins
- lamiae
- pucks
- specters
- genii
- ogres
- afrits
- shaitans
- djinn
- bogeys
- cacodemons
- spectres
- spooks
- phantasms
- bogies
- genii
- sprites
- hags
- pixies
- leprechauns
- dwarfs
- fantasms
- gnomes
- brownies
- incubi
- jinn
- visions
- bugbears
- apparitions
- succubi
- incubuses
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
ghoulies Sentence Examples
- The old graveyard was said to be haunted by ghoulies that wailed in the night.
- The children hid under their beds, terrified of the ghoulies lurking in the darkness.
- The horror movie featured a grotesque cast of ghoulies that sent shivers down the spines of viewers.
- The vampire was a mere minion compared to the ghoulish king that ruled the underworld.
- The abandoned hospital was a haven for ghoulies that feasted on the fear of the living.
- The ghoulies were rumored to possess supernatural abilities that extended beyond the physical realm.
- The witch summoned a horde of ghoulies to do her bidding, casting a spell that darkened the land.
- The haunted house attraction was filled with ghoulies that jumped out of the shadows, startling visitors.
- The ghoulies feasted on the fallen soldiers, their ravenous appetites never satisfied.
- The legend of the ghoulies was passed down through generations, warning of the horrors that lurked in the unseen world.
FAQs About the word ghoulies
ghoul sense 1
ghouls, demons, vampires, devils, ghosts, fairies, daemons, fiends, wraiths,nightmares
angels,,
The old graveyard was said to be haunted by ghoulies that wailed in the night.
The children hid under their beds, terrified of the ghoulies lurking in the darkness.
The horror movie featured a grotesque cast of ghoulies that sent shivers down the spines of viewers.
The vampire was a mere minion compared to the ghoulish king that ruled the underworld.
