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phantomConcise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press: phantom/ˈfantəm/ ▶noun a ghost. ■ a figment of the imagination. ■ [as modifier] not real; illusory: a phantom conspiracy. 'phantom' also found in these Oxford entries:
bogle
- eidolon
- fantasy
- ghoul
- phantom circuit
- phantom limb
- phantom pregnancy
- pseudocyesis
- pseudopregnancy
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