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- noun Plural form of
haunting .
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Examples
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Water, of course, is a standard component in hauntings, and psychic trauma (there was a devastating race riot in Wilmington in 1898).
October 2007 2007
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Water, of course, is a standard component in hauntings, and psychic trauma (there was a devastating race riot in Wilmington in 1898).
Cape Fear Crime 2007
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Water, of course, is a standard component in hauntings, and psychic trauma (there was a devastating race riot in Wilmington in 1898).
October 2007 2007
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Water, of course, is a standard component in hauntings, and psychic trauma (there was a devastating race riot in Wilmington in 1898).
Cape Fear Crime 2007
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Had I a mind of a more metaphysical bent, I would have assumed this house to be haunted, but, like the monstrumologist, I rejected the notion of hauntings and other supernatural phenomenons.
The Monstrumologist William James Henry 2009
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Had I a mind of a more metaphysical bent, I would have assumed this house to be haunted, but, like the monstrumologist, I rejected the notion of hauntings and other supernatural phenomenons.
The Monstrumologist William James Henry 2009
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“Very interesting,” thought Mrs. Bradley, “considering that the hauntings were a source of income.”
When Last I Died Mitchell, Gladys, 1901- 1941
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But whereas most so-called hauntings have been described to me as inimical, what I am conscious of is that I am admired, loved, desired.
Tongues of Conscience Robert Smythe Hichens 1907
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The so-called hauntings are usually just stories without any basis.
unknown title 2009
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Which, come to think of it, probably goes down as one of those "hauntings" I was talking about last time around.
November 2007 2007
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