eidolic
/aɪˈdɑlɪk/
adjective
- Relating to or resembling an image, idol, or idealized form; having the nature of a phantom or apparition.
- In the fog, the trees took on an eidolic appearance, like ghosts standing still.
- Her eidolic beauty in the painting made her look more like a goddess than a real person.
- The artist's eidolic portraits seemed to glow with an otherworldly light.
- Of or relating to an eidolon; spectral or ghostly.
- He described the dream as eidolic, with shadowy figures that vanished when he tried to touch them.
- The eidolic figure in the photograph turned out to be a trick of the light.
- The old castle had an eidolic presence that visitors could feel in the cold hallways.
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