Phantom in a sentence as a noun

They let that phantom memo fall between the cracks.

Launchpad is horribly designed, has phantom stuff on there and you can't delete them directly.

That said, a few years ago a lost iPhone turned into several phantom SUV rides in and out of New Jersey.

Those exchanges were caught several times faking volume and placing phantom orders.

Phantom in a sentence as an adjective

It just works, and there's probably been thousands of iPad users who've pressed these phantom keys without even realising it.

This isn't just an issue of separation of power between branches of government -- citizens are forced through law to hide the existence of this para-judicial system, as if it is a phantom of our minds.

"A spokesman from the service told Australian newspapers that while some map makers intentionally include phantom streets to prevent copyright infringements, that was was not usually the case with nautical charts because it would reduce confidence in them.

In this CLS Bank case, the claimed patent involves a method for eliminating certain types of risk associated with an escrow closing and used a technological process by which to mimic a phantom version of the closing as a security check before allowing the real transaction to close.

Phantom definitions

noun

a ghostly appearing figure; "we were unprepared for the apparition that confronted us"

See also: apparition phantasm phantasma fantasm specter spectre

noun

something existing in perception only; "a ghostly apparition at midnight"

See also: apparition phantasm phantasma fantasm shadow

adjective

something apparently sensed but having no physical reality; "seemed to hear faint phantom bells"; "the amputee's illusion of a phantom limb"