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ghostly
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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
adjective COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS ■ NOUN figure ▪ If he stopped, the ghostly figure did the same. ▪ Another surprise for passers-by at the entrance to High Wood may be the ghostly figure of a woman! ▪ The Doctor and his party watched warily as the three ...
Wiktionary
Word definitions in Wiktionary
a. 1 Of or pertaining to ghosts or spirits. 2 spooky; frightening. 3 Relating to the soul; not carnal or secular; spiritual.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ghostly \Ghost"ly\, adv. Spiritually; mystically. --Chaucer.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Old English gastlic "spiritual, holy; clerical;" also "ghostly, spectral, pertaining to or characteristic of a ghost;" see ghost + -ly (1). Related: Ghostliness .
WordNet
Word definitions in WordNet
adj. like or being a phantom; "a ghostly face at the window"; "a phantasmal presence in the room"; "spectral emanations"; "spiritual tappings at a seance" [syn: apparitional , ghostlike , phantasmal , spectral , spiritual ] [also: ghostliest , ghostlier ...
Usage examples of ghostly.
Then gradually three human faces and a ghostly shaped aerophane emerged out of nothingness.
Indirect lighting, music wafting up the stairs, and a visit to the aviary should round out our ghostly evening to perfection.
Next, glorious bars of light sprang up across the eastern sky, and through them the radiant messengers of the dawn came speeding upon their arrowy way, scattering the ghostly vapours and awaking the mountains with a kiss, as they flew from range to range and longitude to longitude.
Ghostly footfalls trod the old Beld mansion, and bloodshed and murder followed in their wake!
Saivite bhajans as they worked at the raft fell slowly behind until they were mere murmurs on the wind, ghostly hints of human presence, felt rather than actually heard.
The light from the ashram lanterns faded gradually, and the sound of the brahmacharyas chanting Saivite bhajans as they worked at the raft fell slowly behind until they were mere murmurs on the wind, ghostly hints of human presence, felt rather than actually heard.
It was then that the coagulum resolved itself into the ghostly figure of a man, clear as aspic, curled up in foetal position.
The ghostly visions were fading like the lingering dazzlement in eyes that had stared too directly at the sun.
Riding swiftly, their black cloaks billowing in the gusts like the sails of a ghostly armada, the bandits swept down upon the village of Dunam, intending to strike them in the evening when, worn out from their long labors in the fields, the magi were settling down to rest.
And thus the elaboration of the imagery of ghosts and a ghostly realm was not the precursor, but the result of a belief in another life.
Delphic fire, her hair loose, her feet bare, until at last when, as she stood within the limit of the magic circle, her white hands upon her breast, her eyes flashing like planets themselves in the starshine she looked so ghostly and unreal I felt for a minute I was dreaming.
However, I plodded on, drawing some small comfort from the fact that as darkness came the mist rose from the ground and appeared to condense in a ghostly curtain twenty feet overhead, where it hung between me and a clear night sky, presently illumined by starlight with the strangest effect.
The knights descended on Fess shouting, englobing him in seconds, a melee of flailing swords and ghostly battle axes.
Imagine it: Those rigid, shock-headed figures, with corpsy complexions and fish glass eyes, occupying one side of the table in the constrained attitudes and dead fixedness that distinguish all men that are born of wax, and this wrinkled, smoldering old fire-eater occupying the other side, mumbling her prayers and munching her sausages in the ghostly stillness and shadowy indistinctness of a winter twilight.
Abreast of his trailer, he left the ditch and wove his way speedily toward home through the dense underbrush, in which the only person he ever encountered was Captain Flume, who, drawn and ghostly, frightened him half to death one twilight by materializing without warning out of a patch of dewberry bushes to complain that Chief White Halfoat had threatened to slit his throat open from ear to ear.