spectral
/ˈspekt.rəl/Definitions
1. adjective
Relating to or resembling spectra; consisting of or characterized by spectra.
“The astronomer studied the spectral patterns of distant stars.”
2. noun
A spectrum, especially a range of colors produced by light passing through a prism or a similar phenomenon.
“The scientist observed the spectral colors of the rainbow.”
3. noun
A pattern of frequencies or wavelengths, especially in sound or light.
“The musical instrument produced a unique spectral pattern.”
4. noun
A ghostly or supernatural appearance or presence.
“The character’s spectral form appeared in the abandoned mansion.”
5. noun
A ghostly or supernatural being.
“The legend spoke of a spectral entity haunting the forest.”
6. noun
A ghostly or supernatural impression or feeling.
“The atmosphere in the old mansion gave her a spectral sense of unease.”
7. adjective
Relating to or characteristic of the supernatural or the spirit world.
“The writer explored the spectral themes in her novel.”