nonspectral
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Does not feel ghostlike or eerie
- adjective
- /nɒnˈspɛktrəl/
- Literature
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no espectral
- The abandoned house was surprisingly nonspectral, with sunlight streaming through every window.
Examples
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Despite the old building's reputation, the atmosphere felt completely nonspectral and ordinary.
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The cozy living room had a nonspectral feel, with colorful furniture and no ghostly shadows.
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Visitors found the historic castle to be more charming than nonspectral, with no eerie feelings at all.
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This is a nonspectral painting.
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Don't you find this style nonspectral?
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The garden was bright and welcoming, feeling completely nonspectral in the warm sunlight.
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As she walked through the park, she noticed the nonspectral sounds of children playing and birds chirping.
Antonyms
How Ghostlike
Surface Forms
nonspectral positive
Morphology
Etymology
Nonspectral comes from non- meaning 'not' and spectral from specter, a word for 'ghost'. So nonspectral describes something that is not ghostlike or eerie.