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ˈDzٱ
/ ˈɡəʊٱɪ /
adjective
of or resembling a ghost; spectral
a ghostly face appeared at the window
suggesting the presence of ghosts; eerie
archaicof or relating to the soul or spirit
Other 51Թ Forms
- ghostliness noun
- unghostly adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
It prioritized style and emotion, favoring ghostly digital video production and uniquely complicated, human characters over jump scares and predictable gore.
The ghostly fun doesn’t stop there, although the house affects each of its denizens differently.
And in “Opening Night,” Gena Rowlands’ fabulous yet tortured stage actress Myrtle descends into addiction, tormented by ghostly visions and crippling doubt.
And they discovered a new “ghostly” particle that passes through matter without much of a trace called the neutrino.
Soderbergh describes his choice of the horror genre as a Trojan horse, in which the ghostly element acts to reveal “a family under duress and in danger of coming apart.”
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