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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  1. Kesembling an apparition; having the nature of a phantom: spectral.
  2. Capable of appearing; endowed with materializing qualities.

Wiktionary

  1. adj. Of or pertaining to an apparition or apparitions; ghostly; immaterial; spectral.

GNU Webster's 1913

  1. adj. Pertaining to an apparition or to apparitions; spectral.

WordNet 3.0

  1. adj. resembling or characteristic of a phantom

Examples

  • “He summoned them before him in apparitional procession: Bernard Higginbotham arm in arm with Mr. Butler,”

    Chapter 29

  • “The long darks, the growings of nebulous lights, and the fluttering apparitional selves that dawned through the growing light!”

    Chapter 18

  • “The emptiness of the space which he had expected to see occupied, was appalling, and he shrank down, sick and dizzy with the baffling apparitional past that thus vexed his consciousness.”

    CHAPTER XXXIV

  • “That is, matter manifests itself in form, and form is apparitional.”

    Chapter 12

  • “Form is apparitional and passes, as passed the physical forms of the Lady Om and Chong Mong-ju.”

    Chapter 16

  • “Mainstay Philip Glass and regulars Laurie Anderson and Lou Reed will be joined by the apparitional downtown vocalist Antony Hegarty , as well as Dechen Shak-Dagsay, a noted singer of Tibetan Buddhist songs.”

    The Wall Street Journal: Welcome Back To the Jungle

  • “It continued to exist, and, in its next incarnation, became the residing spirit of that apparitional body known as Darrell Standing's which soon is to be taken out and hanged and sent into the nothingness whither all apparitions go.”

    Chapter 13

  • “The form that was Jesse Fancher, the body that was his, being matter and apparitional, like an apparition passed and was not.”

    Chapter 13

  • “I mean, you know, the - I just - one of the things I like about poetry is that the poets make - they're like apparitional figures.”

    NPR: Billy Collins: A Poet's Affection For Emily Dickinson

  • “Life — exploits the confrontation with thought and feeling for all it's worth, an exploitation that subsequent years and thinkers will take in unimagined and unthinkable ways, in order to make all kinds of cultural profit, yet also to confront the incommensurability of thought itself, the place where our embodied experience of the world becomes the site of an uncanny, traumatic, apparitional encounter.”

    Introduction

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