phantasm
41phantasm — phan•tasm [[t]ˈfæn tæz əm[/t]] n. 1) myt an apparition or specter 2) a creation of the imagination or fancy; fantasy 3) a mental image or representation of a real object 4) an illusory likeness of something • Etymology: 1175–1225; ME fantesme… …
42phantasm — /ˈfæntæzəm/ (say fantazuhm) noun 1. an apparition or spectre. 2. a creation of the imagination or fancy. 3. an illusive likeness of something. 4. a mental image or representation of a real object. Also, fantasm. {Late Latin phantasma, from Greek …
43phantasm — n. figment of imagination, an illusion; ghost. ♦ phantasmal, ♦ phantasmic, a …
44phantasm — n. 1 an illusion, a phantom. 2 (usu. foll. by of) an illusory likeness. 3 a supposed vision of an absent (living or dead) person. Derivatives: phantasmal adj. phantasmic adj. Etymology: ME f. OF fantasme f. L f. Gk phantasma f. phantazo make… …
45Batman: Mask of the Phantasm — Theatrical release poster Directed by Eric Radomski Bruce Timm …
46Batman: Mask of the Phantasm — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Batman La Máscara del Fantasma (Batman: Mask of the Phantasm) es el primer filme de Batman en animación. Cuanto los principales gángsters de Gotham City son asesinados por un misterioso bandido, cuya identidad… …
47Batman - Mask of the Phantasm — Batman contre le fantôme masqué Batman contre le fantôme masqué Titre original Batman: Mask of the Phantasm Réalisation Eric Radomski Bruce Timm Acteurs principaux Kevin Conroy Dana Delany Hart Bochner Mark Hamill Abe Vigoda Stacy Keach Scénario… …
48fantasm — Phantasm Phan tasm, n. [L. phantasma. See {Phantom}, and cf. {Fantasm}.] [Spelt also {fantasm}.] 1. An image formed by the mind, and supposed to be real or material; a shadowy or airy appearance; sometimes, an optical illusion; a phantom; a dream …
49phantom — phantasm, phantom In current usage phantom primarily means ‘a ghost’ or ‘a mental illusion’, whereas phantasm means ‘a visual illusion’ or ‘a vision of an absent person’ …
50phantasmal — phantasm ► NOUN literary ▪ an illusion or apparition. DERIVATIVES phantasmal adjective. ORIGIN Greek phantasma, from phantazein make visible …
