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Meanings of phantasmal in English
Resembling or characteristic of a phantom.
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Usage of phantasmal in English
1
For several miles our way led us through a dim, phantasmal landscape.
2
How unreal, how phantasmal, is that grey avenue shimmering in the moonlight.'
3
There are also phantasmal visions, which are illusions of an estranged mind.
4
They were too phantasmal and extravagant to enter into any one's fate.
5
Far off, far off, the phantasmal stroke of hoofs, rapid, many, unswerving.
6
If Dymes chose to speculate in hopes ludicrously phantasmal, was that her affair?
7
How weird, phantasmal, enigmatic the forms of those trees now appear!
8
Dimly, behind all these phantasmal figures, lived another: less a figure than a symbol.
9
There are also phantasmal visions which are merely the illusions of an estranged mind.
10
Not this time could it be traced to some evil spell, some phantasmal influence.
11
Only in that phantasmal kingdom that no longer exists.
12
They are phantasmal symbols of a reflective and imaginative analysis of human passions and aspirations.
13
Yet the very faces about him still remained phantasmal.
14
Except that her mother and Constance had become phantasmal beings existing at an immense distance!
15
I am no empty theorizer, no phantasmal speculator; I am the man of science in politics.
16
Were I accused, I would tell the truth; but I would not volunteer a phantasmal atonement.
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