Definition
Definition of fantasm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
imaginaryDated US figment of the imaginationDated US
- His fear of the dark was merely a fantasm..
2.
make-believeDated US illusion or deceptive appearanceDated US
- The magician's trick was merely a clever fantasm.
3.
supernaturalDated US ghost or phantomDated US
- The old castle is said to be haunted by a fantasm..
Origin of fantasm
Greek, phantasma (apparition) + -asm (state)
Examples of fantasm in a sentence
Her childhood friend was a mere fantasm. The painting seemed like a fantasm to viewers. His dreams were filled with strange fantasm. A fantasm appeared in the mirror. They claimed to see a fantasm in the attic.
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- French:fantasme, apparence trompeuse, ...
- German:Einbildung, Trugbild, ...
- Italian:fantasma, apparenza ingannevole, ...
- Spanish:espectro, ilusión, ...
- Portuguese:ilusão, aparência enganosa, ...
- Chinese:幻象, 幻影, ...
- Japanese:幻想, 幻影, ...
- Arabic:وَهْم, سِرَاب, ...
- Hebrew:דִּמְיוֹן, מַרְאֶה מַטְעֶה, ...
- Russian:фантазм, иллюзия, ...
- Ukrainian:фантазія, фантазм, ...
- Hindi:कल्पना, माया, ...
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