Phantasmagoria is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PHANTASMAGORIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a fantastic sequence of haphazardly associative imagery, as seen in dreams or fever, also PHANTASMAGORY
• a sequence of real or imaginary images like that seen in a dream
• An optical effect produced by a magic lantern. The figures are painted in transparent colors, and all the rest of the glass is opaque black. The screen is between the spectators and the instrument, and the figures are often made to appear as in motion, or to merge into one another.
• The apparatus by which such an effect is produced.
• Fig.: A medley of figures; illusive images.
• a constantly changing medley of real or imagined images (as in a dream)
• a fantastic sequence of haphazardly associative imagery, as seen in dreams or fever
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an exhibition of optical effects and illusions

Words related to PHANTASMAGORIA

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Words that contain PHANTASMAGORIA

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How to use PHANTASMAGORIA in a sentence

• Away before them spread the phantasmagoria of a wilderness of London roofs, softened and melting into the dim blue obscurity of the falling twilight.
• Priam Farll never tired of the phantasmagoria of Upper Richmond Road.
• It was good to have any kind of an impulse after his giddiness on the balcony at sight of all the phantasmagoria of detail that he must master.
• I know no less than three men, eminent in the scientific world, who have these phantasmagoria in one form or another.
• A near relative of my own saw phantasmagoria very frequently.
• Swiftly, now, reality was asserting itself and banishing the phantasmagoria conjured up by chandu.
• In this radiant phantasmagoria messages in turn came to Ootah.
• Finally, one day, in the cloud phantasmagoria, Ootah saw Olafaksoah reeling from the strange red-gold water the white men drank.
• The dazzling phantasmagoria which life had been to the young actress was suddenly exchanged for the most practical acquaintance with its realities.
• Thoughts of Whitaker, Brian, his farcical penance and Joan, became a brilliant phantasmagoria from which for an interval nothing emerged separate or distinct.
• And, indeed, even those of superior intelligence do not know how to get hold of the enchanted ring, by which to dispel this feminine phantasmagoria.
• They seemed to John like the wild phantasmagoria of some visionary hell.
• The phantasmagoria of decay has haunted German art, as it haunted Poe, from Duerer to Boecklin.
• In the condition of soul in which Mademoiselle de Verneuil now existed external life seemed to her a species of phantasmagoria.
• The wild and solitary ice-peaks he sometimes scaled seemed to him the unsubstantial phantasmagoria of a troubled sleep.
• Nothing would do her but a regular Madison Square Phantasmagoria, with two Rings and an elevated Platform.
• But the horror did not prevent the old lawyer selling the wild phantasmagoria for a large sum of money.
• Behind them lay that restless phantasmagoria of lights streaming to the sky.
• Gradually through the perception of the same phantasmagoria comes an at-oneness with your fellows.
• The faces of the folk that watched, the garmentry of the Bishop and his priests, the red robes of the young Duke and his assessors, spun round me in a hideous phantasmagoria.
• It was like the pictured pageant of a phantasmagoria reflected upon smoke.
• For some two hours or so he did sleep, though not without phantasmagoria queerly disturbing.
• His eyes were still dazzled by the phantasmagoria of the revolution.
• It was not a phantasmagoria, suddenly dissolving above his head, and fading into nothingness.
• All these showed themselves like phantasmagoria, and startled one with a suggestion of intelligent design.
• Their superior intelligence is in no way more eloquently demonstrated than by their ironical view of all such phantasmagoria.
• And like phantasmagoria they impressed me at the time.
• We trail after us from our whole past some sense of the continuous energy and movement both of our passionate fancies and of the phantasmagoria capriciously at work beyond.
• I know very well that it was only so much phantasmagoria.
• The phantasmagoria at North End Hall was a regrettable, but necessary, interruption of her more important activities.

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