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Definition of wraith - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
ghostghostly figure seen after someone's death
- The wraith appeared at midnight, haunting the old mansion.
2.
faint presencesomething faint or insubstantial
- A wraith of smoke rose from the extinguished candle..
3.
supernaturalRare apparition of a living person near deathRare
- He claimed to see his own wraith before the accident.
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ghostly figure seen after someone's death
Origin of wraith
Scots, wraith (ghost)
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fantasy
wraith-like creature in fantasy settings
Examples of wraith in a sentence
Villagers claimed to see a wraith by the river. A wraith of mist hovered over the lake. He felt a wraith of doubt in his mind. The wraith appeared in the dimly lit room. Villagers spoke of a wraith haunting the old mansion.
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- French:spectre, ombre, ...
- German:Geist, Schatten, ...
- Italian:fantasma, ombra, ...
- Spanish:espectro, sombra, ...
- Portuguese:espectro, ...
- Chinese:鬼魂, 一丝, ...
- Japanese:幽霊, かすかな存在, ...
- Arabic:شَبَح, خيط, ...
- Hebrew:רוּחַ רְפָאִים, ...
- Russian:призрак, слабое присутствие, ...
- Ukrainian:привид, видіння, ...
- Hindi:भूतिया आकृति, धुंधली उपस्थिति, ...
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