Phantoms is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PHANTOMS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PHANTOM, an immaterial form, a spectre, also PHANTOSME
• a ghost
• a figment of the imagination
• not real; illusory
• denoting a financial arrangement or transaction which has been invented for fraudulent purposes
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something existing in appearance only

Words related to PHANTOMS

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How to use PHANTOMS in a sentence

• It was known to the priests of Baal, and it is known to the modern ecstasy dancers who cut themselves to produce objective phantoms who dance with them.
• I saw these horrible phantoms enter into the bodies of the greatest part of the bystanders, or else place themselves on their head or shoulders.
• Keep back the phantoms and the visions sad, The shades of grey, The fancies that so haunt the little hours Before the day.
• Little by little his phantoms gained hold on him, and at length, but for the saving power of his dreams, they would have claimed him utterly.
• He glanced boldly down the aisle to assure himself that his mind was now free from phantoms.
• Gradually the phantoms would melt away again in the smoke, and vanish from sight, after which the assembly would disperse in silence.
• With these phantoms of stupendous works to be, the Museums of Europe abound.
• Sombre and aerial, like shapes condensed from vapour, or dreams begotten by Ixion upon mists of eve or dawn, the phantoms evoked by the sculptor throng that space.
• In his dizzy brain, these wan rays which silver the surface of the sea, seem so many phantoms coming to be present at his last moments.
• Some people seem to toil day and night, for there were dozens of forms moving hither and thither like phantoms in the powerful glare of the electric illuminations.
• Norton had cleared his brain of the unpleasant phantoms that had invaded it during his slumbers.
• Thought, feeling, hope, could live hereafter only as phantoms of memory.
• The despair, the dreadful phantoms which had haunted him, were ascribed immediately to the devil.
• Gerbert followed with bursting heart, seized her in his arms, and found that the other phantoms had surrounded them.
• The tragedy in the box turned play and players to the most unsubstantial of phantoms.
• She flooded them with fresh air and sunshine, but she could not empty them of phantoms and memories and with a little half-uttered cry she put on her hat and went out.
• Then the desire rose strong within him to hear once more the golden voice of the Infant, even at the risk of calling up again those ghostly phantoms of a vanished past.
• If the earth was full of devils and phantoms, surely hell must swarm worse with them.
• And in Northern Norway, where nature seems so tremendous and man so insignificant, no boy escapes these phantoms of dread which clutch him with icy fingers.
• Silence-shod, as phantoms seem In the marches of a dream, Single-filed, the grim array Through the pine-trees wound away.
• While from the bridge the officers were watching the gray phantoms of the strange armored fleet, it continued calmly on its course.
• The keenest eye could see nothing save flitting forms like phantoms, but the riflemen, trained to quickness, fired at them and more than once sent a fatal bullet.
• I know not whether my reader is aware that many children, perhaps most, have a power of painting, as it were, upon the darkness all sorts of phantoms.
• After these promises and injunctions the phantoms left, and Mrs.
• When we are alone for a long time we people space with phantoms.
• There were only phantoms of people flitting through ethereal consciousness, and by coming here to find his land he had parted from her.
• They were but phantoms themselves, and the foes who leaped about in the forest were phantoms, too.
• Insensible now to the cold, to the wind moaning outside, to the snow whirling against the pane, he lived with phantoms.
• Dread phantoms of arrest and imprisonment, of trial and sentence, rose before his eyes.
• Here he came in safety through the crowd of ghosts and phantoms, and stood at last before the throne of Pluto and Proserpina.
• Over meadow and ice-covered mere, through the thickets of red-oak and hazel, She followed the tracks of the deer, but like phantoms they fled from her vision.

Similar words containing PHANTOM without suffix s

phantom14 phantomy18 phantomish20 phantomatic20 phantomlike22

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