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gothic |
Gothic is a style of writing characterised by horror, intense emotion and supernatural events.
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horror |
He was struck dumb with horror.
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castle |
They say the old castle is haunted.
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mysterious |
He heard a mysterious groan...
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vampire |
Vampires in gothic horror stories are immortal.
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paranormal |
A ghostly event would be called paranormal.
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supernatural |
It is said that on All Hallows's Eve supernatural creatures walk the earth.
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uncanny |
Uncanny means strange and mysterious. You can have 'an uncanny feeling'.
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eerie |
Deep in the forest the atmosphere was dark and eerie.
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grotesque |
He was wearing a grotesque mask.
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corporeal |
Corporeal means the human body.
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morose |
Morose means unhappy and unwilling to smile.
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monster |
He read about the frightening monster.
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