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    El·dritch
    /ˈeldriCH/

    adjective

    • 1. weird and sinister or ghostly: "an eldritch screech"
  2. Eldritch is an adjective that means strange or unnatural, especially in a way that inspires fear. It comes from Middle English elfriche, meaning "fairyland", and is often used in horror fiction and role-playing games.

  3. If you're reading a horror or fantasy story, you may see the word eldritch, which means uncanny, unearthly, and weird in a supernatural way. Anything a witch does is eldritch. Goblins and elves are eldritch creatures. A story full of ghosts and strange monsters is full of eldritch elements.

  4. literary uk / ˈel.drɪtʃ / us / ˈel.drɪtʃ /. Add to word list. strange and frightening: The fox let out an eldritch screech. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Strange, suspicious and unnatural. aberrant. aberrantly. abnormal.

  5. Eldritch definition: eerie; weird; spooky.. See examples of ELDRITCH used in a sentence.

  6. adjective. literary us / ˈel.drɪtʃ / uk / ˈel.drɪtʃ / Add to word list. strange and frightening: The fox let out an eldritch screech. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Strange, suspicious and unnatural. aberrantly. abnormally. add. freakishness. funnily enough idiom. funny ha-ha or funny strange/weird? idiom. ghostliness. perversely.

  7. Eldritch means strange or unearthly; eerie. It is often used in poetry and horror fiction to describe supernatural influences or phenomena. See the origin, pronunciation, and examples of eldritch and related words.

  8. Eldritch is an adjective meaning strange, weird, or uncanny, especially in Scottish English. It is of unknown origin and first appeared in the early 1500s.

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