ghostly

a frightening, ghostly figure with a hood.

a ghostly figure in flowing robes of white

He told us the legend of the ghostly horseman.

Ghostly shapes loomed out of the fog.

a ghostly face at the window; a phantasmal presence in the room; spectral emanations; spiritual tappings at a seance.

a ghostly figure appeared in the dark alley

she felt a ghostly presence in the abandoned house

the ghostly howl of the wind echoed through the empty halls

the ghostly glow of the moon illuminated the graveyard

a ghostly voice whispered in her ear

the ghostly apparition vanished into thin air

the old mansion had a ghostly reputation

the ghostly image flickered on the old TV screen

the ghostly mist enveloped the ancient ruins

a ghostly chill ran down her spine

He looked ghostly as he gulped.

Underwater is a perfectly preserved ghostly forest, shrouded in algae.

Wildly, he caught the ghostly hand and held it for a moment.

And there you have it, your ghostly whiteboard problems solved with chemistry.

I am pursued down the empty streets at night by ghostly figures.

He felt ghostly striding through it alone, as if he had already died.

Now that the investigation has defined this ghostly place as an archaeological site.

He says he has heard all about ghostly sightings from his guests and employees.

This ghostly appearance earned TB the title of the 'White Plague' in Victorian-era England.

These ghostly auroras are a thousand times more powerful than Earth's northern and southern lights.