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phantasm

/ˈfæn.tæz.əm/

Traduction: Nom désignant une figure fantomatique ou surnaturelle, ou quelque chose qui n'existe que dans la perception ou l'imagination plutôt que dans la réalité.

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noun

/ˈfæn.tæz.əm/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une figure fantomatique ou surnaturelle, ou quelque chose qui n'existe que dans la perception ou l'imagination plutôt que dans la réalité.

A noun referring to a ghostly or spectral figure, or something that exists only in perception or imagination rather than in reality.

  1. Ghostly apparitionC1formal

    A ghostly or phantom-like figure that appears, often in visions or dreams.

    frApparition fantomatique

    • A pale phantasm drifted through the ancient hall.
    • He claimed to have seen a phantasm in the mirror.
    • The legend speaks of a phantasm that guards the treasure.

    Synonymesapparitionghostphantomshadespecterspiritvisionwraith

  2. Illusion or figmentC1formal

    Something that exists only in the mind or perception, not in reality.

    frPhantasme (illusion)

    • His fears were merely a phantasm of his imagination.
    • The oasis in the desert turned out to be a phantasm.
    • She realized her perfect memory was just a phantasm.

    Synonymesapparitionchimeradaydreamdelusionfantasyfigmenthallucinationillusionmiragephantomspectervision

    Antonymesactualityfactreality

Formes
  • phantasms plural form
  • phantasms' possessive plural form
  • phantasm's possessive singular form
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