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Definition of phantasm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
visionDated something seen or imagined that is not realDated
- He chased a phantasm through the empty halls.
2.
ghostDated ghostly appearing figureDated
- The old house was said to be haunted by a phantasm.
Origin of phantasm
Greek, phantasma (apparition)
Examples of phantasm in a sentence
She described the intruder as a phantasm in the mirror. A phantasm appeared in the misty graveyard. The legend spoke of a phantasm that roamed the castle halls.
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- French:fantasme, spectre, ...
- German:Phantasma, Phantom, ...
- Italian:apparizione, spettro, ...
- Spanish:fantasma, ...
- Portuguese:fantasma, espectro, ...
- Chinese:幻影, 鬼影, ...
- Japanese:幻影, 幽霊, ...
- Arabic:وهم, شَبَح, ...
- Hebrew:חִזָּיוֹן, רוּחַ רְפָאִים, ...
- Russian:фантом, дух, ...
- Ukrainian:фантом, ...
- Hindi:भ्रम, भूत, ...
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