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phantomic

phantomic adjective: relating to phantoms.

Adjective

phantomic (comparative more phantomic, superlative most phantomic)

  1. Relating to phantoms.
    • On the phantomic level there is still a distinction between the presented sense of the object and the appresented (emptily intended) sense.2012, Dorion Cairns, The Philosophy of Edmund Husserl, page 147

Forms of phantomic

comparativemore phantomic
superlativemost phantomic

Origin of phantomic

From phantom + -ic.

Questions about phantomic

What does phantomic mean?
Phantomic means relating to phantoms.
What part of speech is phantomic?
Phantomic is an adjective.

Words near phantomic in the dictionary

  1. phantom withdrawals
  2. phantom word
  3. phantom words
  4. phantomatic
  5. phantomatically
  6. phantomic
  7. phantomical
  8. phantomically
  9. phantomies
  10. phantomish
  11. phantomism

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