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Meanings of specter in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "ghost"
Examples for "ghost"
1
Indeed, ghost traffic already affects the speed of your internet connection today.
2
Still others want help: free them from the ghost and vice versa.
3
Nobody had said a word to her about mother's ghost, of course.
4
There's no question that his ghost effects were especially magical and dramatic.
5
Exorcism is possible if the true identity of the ghost is known.
1
Dry in the shade; never in the sun or in artificial heat.
2
The problem of shade caused by tall buildings standing cheek-by-jowl, for example.
3
The day was delightful; the thermometer registered only 76° in the shade.
4
Temperature in winter something under 80° in the shade, being in lat.
5
The phenomenon ceases the moment the apparatus is placed in the shade.
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Escalation would further spook markets: unfortunately that seems more and more likely.
2
Ability to break out of the ordinary and really spook opposition defences.
3
These events tend to spook investors who above all else, desire predictability.
4
Then I turned to the spook squad and said, All right, everybody.
5
The Hallowindow is one of the greatest spook setups I've ever seen.
1
The story of the wraith of Catherine the Great is variously narrated.
2
She stopped- awhitewraith in the light mist that filled the garden.
3
Unfortunately, the wraith of Rubinstein did not let it rest at that.
4
From inside, Custo could hear a wraith screech, gunfire, screams, among sirens.
5
Once again wraith-hide thongs were used to lash us to the blades.
Usage of specter in anglès
1
Now, the immigrants claim, certain units remain haunted by this chemical specter.
2
One clawed foot came up and down and destroyed a second specter.
3
Theism might almost retort the apologue of the specter of the Brocken.
4
The comments raise the specter of harsher action in Congress against Facebook.
5
It has raised the specter of increasingly unpredictable and volatile labor action.
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It was no sheeted specter, you understand; it was Frances, literally she.
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Yet the specter's robe rippled, buffeted by a draft that wasn't there.
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Ten years on, the specter of Nola and her kidnapping had faded.
9
Another worrisome specter for privacy advocates is Google's use of tracking cookies.
10
Everyone has their ways of coping with the brutal specter of mortality.
11
Kelvin's directional geology did not invoke the paroxysmal specter of traditional catastrophism.
12
At his shoulder stood young Carl Bristoll, as pallid as a specter.
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If all this raises the specter of Big Brother, well, that's understandable.
14
Still, the specter of additional lock-in may cause customers to shy away.
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Visions of discovery bonuses fading before the specter of a dead man?
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There is no specter of a looming supply crisis, Attiyah said.
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Specter through the time
Specter across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common