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Significados de phantasmal en inglés
Resembling or characteristic of a phantom.
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Examples for "spiritual"
Examples for "spiritual"
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In contrast, she said, American Protestantism offers greater room for spiritual debate.
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However, I think the spiritual and intellectual benefits far outweighed the disadvantages.
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The spiritual community is the Church; it is organized in the churches.
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She made a special spiritual transcendence throughout the course of these years.
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That can only be good for the country's spiritual and moral health.
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The furniture and pictures were in ghostly draperies; everything was in confusion.
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And clumps of trees in the distance stood ghostly in the haze.
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In the corridor were other faces, like ghostly shadows in the darkness.
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Two days ago Yezzan had not heard the pale mare's ghostly hoofbeats.
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It rose shadowy there in the pale concourse, swaying in ghostly breezes.
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The house had been remarkably free of spectral visitors since our return.
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Tonio glanced up; he saw the spectral figure supported on either side.
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The other type has increased spectral and cross-spectral power across faster frequencies.
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Her face in the moonbeams looked austere and almost spectral in outline.
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In the thin, cold moonlight, the wintry wood looked spectral and wan.
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Lin thrust forward the small square picture with its ghostlike, girlish smile.
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It was as if the voice was moving ghostlike through the earth.
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Storm watched transfixed the eerie, ghostlike sight of the plane flying itself.
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Poor ghostlike languages that hae put off flesh and blood lang syne.
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On went Waife,-lamely ,slowly,-SirIsaac'swhite coat gleaming in the moon, ghostlike.
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That is, matter manifests itself in form, and form is apparitional.
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Theirs was an apparitional warfare, and even their biggest victories were signals for retreat.
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Form is apparitional and passes, as passed the physical forms of the Lady Om and Chong Mong-ju.
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He knew it instinctively, not just from their apparitional appearance, but from what he felt inside, too.
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Jorgenson noted things quickly, cursorily, perfunctorily, as phenomena unrelated to his own apparitional existence of a visiting ghost.
Uso de phantasmal en inglés
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For several miles our way led us through a dim, phantasmal landscape.
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How unreal, how phantasmal, is that grey avenue shimmering in the moonlight.'
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There are also phantasmal visions, which are illusions of an estranged mind.
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They were too phantasmal and extravagant to enter into any one's fate.
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Far off, far off, the phantasmal stroke of hoofs, rapid, many, unswerving.
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If Dymes chose to speculate in hopes ludicrously phantasmal, was that her affair?
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How weird, phantasmal, enigmatic the forms of those trees now appear!
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Dimly, behind all these phantasmal figures, lived another: less a figure than a symbol.
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There are also phantasmal visions which are merely the illusions of an estranged mind.
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Not this time could it be traced to some evil spell, some phantasmal influence.
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Only in that phantasmal kingdom that no longer exists.
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They are phantasmal symbols of a reflective and imaginative analysis of human passions and aspirations.
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Yet the very faces about him still remained phantasmal.
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Except that her mother and Constance had become phantasmal beings existing at an immense distance!
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I am no empty theorizer, no phantasmal speculator; I am the man of science in politics.
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Were I accused, I would tell the truth; but I would not volunteer a phantasmal atonement.
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