specter in Irish
specter in Irish is arracht — specter means a ghostly figure or apparition; a phantom.
specter in Irish
arracht
A ghostly apparition, a phantom. [from Template:SAFESUBST: c.]
What does "specter" mean?
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noun A ghostly figure or apparition; a phantom.
"A pale specter was said to wander the old corridor at night."
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noun A frightening possibility or threat that looms over a situation.
"The specter of another recession hung over the meeting."
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specter in a sentence
- A pale specter was said to wander the old corridor at night.
- The children swore they saw a specter drift past the window.
- The specter of another recession hung over the meeting.
- They worked late into the night, haunted by the specter of failure.
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What is "specter" in Irish?
"specter" in Irish is arracht. specter means: A ghostly figure or apparition; a phantom.
How do you use "specter" in a sentence?
Example: "A pale specter was said to wander the old corridor at night." In Irish, "specter" is arracht.
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