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Meaning of phantasma
Wordnet
phantasma (n)
a ghostly appearing figure
something existing in perception only
Webster
phantasma (n.)
A phantasm.
phantasma Sentence Examples
- The phantasma that haunted the old house chilled the occupants to the bone.
- The phantasma of a lost loved one appeared to her in her dreams, bringing both comfort and sorrow.
- The phantasma that lurked in the attic whispered eerie secrets that sent shivers down their spines.
- The artist's phantasma emerged on the canvas, a surreal and haunting masterpiece.
- The phantasma of a long-forgotten legend gripped the town in a state of collective fear and fascination.
- The phantasma that danced in the moonlight was a mesmerizing spectacle that left observers spellbound.
- The phantasma that possessed the young woman drove her to the brink of madness.
- The phantasma that haunted the ancient ruins was said to be the restless spirit of a vengeful warrior.
- The phantasma that appeared in the mirror was a distorted reflection of the observer's subconscious fears.
- The phantasma that haunted the forest was a terrifying creature that was rumored to prey on travelers.
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a ghostly appearing figure, something existing in perception onlyA phantasm.
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The phantasma that haunted the old house chilled the occupants to the bone.
The phantasma of a lost loved one appeared to her in her dreams, bringing both comfort and sorrow.
The phantasma that lurked in the attic whispered eerie secrets that sent shivers down their spines.
The artist's phantasma emerged on the canvas, a surreal and haunting masterpiece.
