ghostland
ghostland noun: a land inhabited by ghosts.
Noun
ghostland (plural ghostlands)
- A land inhabited by ghosts.
- […] a ghostland beyond the mountains, or of an Underworld — a dark realm of polluted souls.1997, Japan in a Nutshell, page 74
- A land that has become deserted, like a ghost town.
- […] a ghostland of wrecked totems and abandoned canneries.2013 (quote orig. publ. 1972?), Frank Zelko, Make It a Green Peace!, page 90
Forms of ghostland
| plural | ghostlands |
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Origin of ghostland
From ghost + land.
Questions about ghostland
- What does ghostland mean?
- Ghostland means a land inhabited by ghosts.
- What part of speech is ghostland?
- Ghostland is a noun.
- What is the plural of ghostland?
- The plural of ghostland is ghostlands.
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