Pronunciation: /ˌfæntæzməˈɡɔriə/
noun a constantly changing complex succession of things
A1 She was scared by the phantasmagoria of shadows in the haunted house.
A2 The carnival was full of colorful phantasmagoria that captivated the children.
B1 The artist's paintings were a phantasmagoria of surreal images and vibrant colors.
B2 The movie director created a phantasmagoria of special effects and CGI in the sci-fi film.
C1 The novel was praised for its intricate phantasmagoria of dream-like sequences and symbolism.
C2 The avant-garde performance art piece was a phantasmagoria of sound, light, and movement.
formal The artist created a phantasmagoria of colors and shapes in her latest exhibit.
informal The movie we watched last night was a total phantasmagoria - I couldn't keep up with all the crazy scenes!
slang The haunted house was a real phantasmagoria, with all the spooky decorations and actors jumping out at you.
figurative His mind was a phantasmagoria of conflicting thoughts and emotions, making it hard for him to focus on anything else.
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