More about phantasmagoria
- Phantasmagoria was first recorded in 17951805.
- Phantasmagoria comes from the French word fantasmagorie, a compound word based on fantasme, “phantasm.”
- Phantasm, the first element, ultimately comes from the Greek word 梯堯獺紳喧硃莽鳥硃, image, vision.
- The second element of phantasmagoria perhaps represents the Greek word 硃眶棗娶獺, “assembly, gathering.”
EXAMPLES OF PHANTASMAGORIA
- The magician’s show was filled with a phantasmagoria of tricks and illusions, leaving the audience in awe and disbelief.
- As she entered the abandoned house, a phantasmagoria of eerie shadows and ghostly figures danced before her eyes.