Spectre is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPECTRE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a visible disembodied spirit, also SPECTER
• a ghost
• something widely feared as a possible unpleasant or dangerous occurrence
• Something preternaturally visible; an apparition; a ghost; a phantom.
• The tarsius.
• A stick insect.
• See Specter.
• a ghostly appearing figure
• a mental representation of some haunting experience
• ghost

Words related to SPECTRE

ghost9 specter11 spectres12

Words that contain SPECTRE

spectres12

How to use SPECTRE in a sentence

• Then she made up her mind and passed into the drawing-room, with the air of a frozen spectre.
• The angel in the house had become a spectre, and she who was no angel, either in the house or out of it, had carried off almost everything of any value he possessed.
• A feeling of awe and interest, too intense to be resisted, prompted him to follow the spectre, if spectre it were.
• The Red Spectre haunted him, and the people for whom he wrote, as relentlessly as the Gray Spectre came upon the chiefs of Ivor.
• A spectre has very often saved a play, though he has done nothing but stalked across the stage, or rose through a cleft of it, and sunk again without speaking one word.
• The dwarf is a castle spectre, who advises and aids the family, but all his advice turns out evil, and all his aid is productive of trouble.
• He felt, and he had reason to feel, that there was a mystery about the Black Spectre, which, for the life of him, he could not fathom.
• Tell, when dire want oppressed the needy poor, They drove the ghastly spectre from the door.
• In Pump Court we encounter the brisk little spectre of Mr.
• It is said, that he himself had lost much of his ardour by having again seen, or fancied that he saw, the spectre, in the night preceding.
• I imagined that he was your spectre, when you spoke of Harley Street.
• The spectre glided slowly to the wall, and stood as if it were thinking what, with Dr.
• The spectre lights of the north were already dancing their sombre measure.
• Like the spectre of the Brocken on the Hartz Mountains, our ideas of another life are a reflection of our present experience thrown in colossal on the cloud curtains of futurity.
• When children died of diseases not properly understood, their deaths were attributed to Lilith, who was supposed to carry out her wicked purposes as an aerial spectre.
• The lord of the castle was left alone with his spectre bride, but not long.
• There again he beheld the same spectre, who repeated the same orders and the same threats.
• I know you, how the spectre of cold shame Would chill you if you came.
• From 1882 to 1884, Miss Morton saw the spectre six times, but did not name it to her family.
• There were no trees on this hill save one quite dead, which seemed to point, with its hoary arms, like a spectre to the tombs.
• The spectre appeared to understand, and not to wish it.
• That his spectre should haunt the castle was a natural consequence of such a tragedy.
• Black Bart slunk to the door and into the hall, but instantly he was back and peering into the gloom of the silent place like an evil-eyed spectre.
• Separation, of husband from wife or parent from child, is of course the spectre that haunts the Anglo-Indian home.
• He sat down and penned this letter in a fit of despondency and indecision, when the vision of Peace seemed fairer to him than the spectre of War.

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