Filled with ghosts or haunted; made spectral or ghostly in appearance.
From the prefix en- plus ghosted (from ghost, from Old English gāst meaning breath or spirit). This is a rare constructed adjective combining the causative prefix with spectral imagery.
Medieval writers loved stacking prefixes like en- onto spooky words to create vivid descriptions of haunted places—enghosted captures that gothic atmosphere in a single imaginative word!
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