phantasmally
/fanˈtazm(ə)li/ /fanˈtazməli/(also fantasmally)
adverb
In a phantasmal manner or form; as a phantasm.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Frances Power Cobbe (1822–1904), writer and campaigner for women's rights. From phantasmal + -ly.
- party list
- party machine
- partyman
- party manners
- party-mindedness
- party mix
- party monster
- partyness
- party piano
- party piece
- party plan
- party platform
- party political
- party political broadcast
- party politician
- party politics
- party pooper
- party-pooping
- party popper
- party room
- partyship
- party song
- party spirit
- party-spirited
- party state