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Definition of Specters
1. specter [n] - See also: specter
Lexicographical Neighbors of Specters
Literary usage of Specters
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Religion of the Chinese by Jan Jakob Maria Groot (1910)
"CHAPTER II THE STRUGGLE AGAINST specters IN my first chapter I have tried to
demonstrate that the basis of China's religion is the moving universe, ..."
2. The Religion of the Chinese by Jan Jakob Maria Groot (1910)
"CHAPTER II THE STRUGGLE AGAINST specters IN my first chapter I have tried to
demonstrate that the basis of China's religion is the moving universe, ..."
3. The Story of My Life, Or, The Sunshine and Shadow of Seventy Years by Mary Ashton Rice Livermore (1897)
"... but Jesus Christ Preached " — Long Services in Gloomy Churches — specters
Everywhere — A Crotchety Sexton — " Daddy Winslow's " Cat-like Tread — A Sour ..."
4. With the Army of the Potomac by Byron Archibald Dunn (1917)
"CHAPTER VI THE specters OF BULL RUN IT WAS two days after the boys left Slaughter
Mountain. They had eaten their fill, and now felt as though they had never ..."
5. Headache and Its Materia Medica by Benoni F. Underwood (1889)
"Headaches from repelled eruption ; the pain is preceded by specters, by dimness
of sight, and spots before the eyes. RANUNCULUS BULBOSA. ..."
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