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      phantasmagoric
      adjective
      characterized by fantastic imagery and incongruous juxtapositions
      Roots
      phantasmaphantasm- · Greek · phantom, apparitionagoraagor- · Greek · assembly, gathering placeikos-ic · Greek · pertaining to
      Synonyms for phantasmagoric
      dreamlikeadjphantasmaladjillusionaryadjunrealadjdreamyadjimaginaryadjillusionaladjapparitionaladjillusoryadj
      Words related to phantasmagoric
      phantasmagoricaladjphantasmagorialsurrealisticadjsurrealadjphantasmagoricallyadvphantasmagoryadjphantasmagorianhallucinatoryadjfantasticalitynfantasticaladjfantasticatevfantasticationnphantasmicadjphantasmallyadvsurrealisticallyadvsurreallyadvfancifuladjchimericaladjphantasmsnhallucinativeadjfantasticalnessnchimericallyadvfantasticismnsurrealitynnightmarishadjdreamscapefancifulnessnoniricadjnightmarishlyadvoneiricadj

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      The word phantasmagoric breaks down into 3 roots of Greek origin: phantasm, from Greek phantasma (“phantom, apparition”); agor, from Greek agora (“assembly, gathering place”); and -ic, from Greek ikos (“pertaining to”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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