doppelganger in Irish
doppelganger in Irish is taise — doppelganger means someone who looks strikingly like another person, or a ghostly double of a living person.
doppelganger in Irish
taise
A ghostly double of a living person, especially one that haunts such a person.
What does "doppelganger" mean?
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noun Someone who looks strikingly like another person, or a ghostly double of a living person.
"The uncanniness provoked by doppelgangers is particularly acute because the thing that becomes unfamiliar is you."
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doppelganger in a sentence
- The uncanniness provoked by doppelgangers is particularly acute because the thing that becomes unfamiliar is you.
- I saw my doppelganger on the train — it was uncanny.
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What is "doppelganger" in Irish?
"doppelganger" in Irish is taise. doppelganger means: Someone who looks strikingly like another person, or a ghostly double of a living person.
How do you use "doppelganger" in a sentence?
Example: "I saw my doppelganger on the train — it was uncanny." In Irish, "doppelganger" is taise.
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