phantomic

English

Etymology

From phantom +‎ -ic.

Adjective

phantomic (comparative more phantomic, superlative most phantomic)

1. Relating to phantoms.
   • 2012, Dorion Cairns, The Philosophy of Edmund Husserl, page 147:

     On the phantomic level there is still a distinction between the presented sense of the object and the appresented (emptily intended) sense.