1. having a dreamlike, illusory, or constantly changing quality
Usage: literary

Examples

• The phantasmagoric sequence in the film blended reality with nightmare.
• His fever produced phantasmagoric visions of dancing shadows.
• The artist created a phantasmagoric landscape of shifting colors and forms.
• The novel’s phantasmagoric imagery made it difficult to distinguish between dreams and reality.
• The light show created a phantasmagoric display across the ceiling.
• Her phantasmagoric memories of childhood seemed more like fairy tales than actual events.