fantasm

[ fan-taz-uhm ]

noun

1. a less common variant of phantasm.

fantasm

/ ˈfæntæzəm /

noun

1. an archaic spelling of phantasm

Derived Forms

• fanˈtasmally, adverb
• fanˈtasmal, adjective

Example Sentences

"Then I was right in calling you a dreamer, for love itself is a fantasm inspired by hope or memory."

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Is what we call Duty no divine messenger and guide, but a false, earthly fantasm, made up of Desire and Fear?'

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But at lowest, O dilettante friend, let us know always that it was a world, and not a void infinite of gray haze with fantasms swimming in it.

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But at lowest, O dilettante friend, let us know always that it was a world, and not a void infinite of grey haze with fantasms swimming in it.

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They had been shooting at only fantasms of their own brains.

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