phantasm

phantasm
n
1. apparition, vision, specter, shade, shadow, spirit, soul, revenant, wraith, eidolon, phan-tasma, materialization; ghost, phantom, (in Irish Folklore) banshee, Inf. spook; demon, devil, evil spirit, nightmare, incubus, succubus.
2. chimera, figment, figment of the imagination, phantom of the mind, illusion, delusion; fancy, idle fancy, fantasy, crotchet, bubble, vapor, dream, daydream, Sl. trip; mirage, illusion, hallucination, Fata Morgana, trick of the eyesight, optical illusion.
3. visualization, conceptualization, mental image, mental picture.

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  • phantasm — 1 *apparition, phantom, wraith, ghost, spirit, specter, shade, revenant Analogous words: *delusion, illusion, hallucination 2 *fancy, fantasy, phantasy, vision, dream, daydream, nightmare …   New Dictionary of Synonyms

  • phantasm — ► NOUN literary ▪ an illusion or apparition. DERIVATIVES phantasmal adjective. ORIGIN Greek phantasma, from phantazein make visible …   English terms dictionary

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