phantom (Meaning)
phantom (n)
a ghostly appearing figure
something existing in perception only
phantom (s)
something apparently sensed but having no physical reality
phantom (n.)
That which has only an apparent existence; an apparition; a specter; a phantasm; a sprite; an airy spirit; an ideal image.
phantom (a.)
Being, or of the nature of, a phantom.
Synonyms & Antonyms of phantom
Synonyms:
- feigned
- deceptive
- visionary
- fictive
- conceived
- phantasmagoric
- fabulous
- unlikely
- visualized
- unconvincing
- envisioned
- made-up
- hallucinatory
- delusional
- pictured
- envisaged
- romantic
- delusive
- nonexistent
- abstract
- fabled
- hypothetical
- concocted
- unbelievable
- illusory
- phantasmagorical
- fabricated
Antonyms:
phantom Sentence Examples
- The abandoned house exuded a sense of phantom presence, as if unseen spirits lingered within its walls.
- The phantom scent of perfume hung in the air, teasing the senses with its elusive allure.
- Fear became a phantom companion, lurking in the shadows and tormenting his mind.
- The phantom limb syndrome haunted him, reminding him of the limb he had lost.
- The pain lingered as a phantom sensation, a constant reminder of the injury he had endured.
- The phantom thief vanished into the night, leaving behind only a trail of unanswered questions.
- The phantom melody played in his head, a haunting reminder of the love he had once known.
- The phantom dog barked in the distance, sending shivers down his spine.
- The phantom ship appeared on the horizon, a ghostly vessel from a forgotten era.
- The phantom presence of his deceased grandfather comforted him during times of solitude.
FAQs About the word phantom
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actual, real, true, existing, actual, true,real, existent, existent, existing
The abandoned house exuded a sense of phantom presence, as if unseen spirits lingered within its walls.
The phantom scent of perfume hung in the air, teasing the senses with its elusive allure.
Fear became a phantom companion, lurking in the shadows and tormenting his mind.
The phantom limb syndrome haunted him, reminding him of the limb he had lost.
