WordNet
n. any incorporeal supernatural being that can become visible (or audible) to human beings [syn: spirit]
Usage examples of "disembodied spirit".
Again and again the disembodied spirit tried to get back in, and though Andacanavar repelled the assaults, the ranger under.
Like the kami that the Shintoists revere, there are a lot of disembodied spirit forces present in the World Below but they are not floating around disguised as historic figures from Eant h's past.
Was it a phantom or a spook or a werewolf, or just a disembodied spirit?
He opened the door, but did not immediately enter the room: he paused where he stood, for he felt as if he was about to intrude into the retreat of a disembodied spirit, and that that spirit might reappear.
Dick's disembodied spirit was using the boa as a mouthpiece, to give both a location and an undeniable dramatic burden to his remarks.
Naturally I supposed that, as a disembodied spirit, I should be able to flit from place to place without effort and, having no weight, I—.
He would be, in effect, a disembodied spirit, and, before injection, even that spirit would be placed into a tranquilized sleep, not to awaken until there was a reason for it to do so.