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n. - A constantly changing medley or real or imagined images (as in a dream).

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  • As I earlier explain, "phantasmagoria" has come to take on a specialised meaning, post Castle.
  • Shows using ghostly special effects were, in 1787, to be given the name of "phantasmagoria," but de
  • He had so withdrawn himself of late to the inner creative life that he moved in a kind of phantasmagoria of outer unrealities.
  • Philipstal, staged his "phantasmagoria" in London at the Lyceum, and William Nicholson was in the audience to provide this eyewitness account:
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