Sentence examples similar to are spook from inspiring English sources
noun
A spirit returning to haunt a place.
- The visit to the old cemetery brought scary visions of spooks and ghosts.
Investors are spooked by economic concerns.
Small wonder investors in the low-carbon economy are spooked.
There is a whole bunch of commercial buyers out there who are spooked and are buying.
In other words, people (and banks) may cling to cash more tightly if they are spooked.
Along with several fellow prisoners, they are spooked and trust no one, not even one another.
Most fish are spooked and jellyfish avoid bubbles lest they fill their umbrella.
One day Silk wonders aloud in class if two chronically absent students are spooks.
All the horses are spooked.
Individual investors are spooked when a number of state pension plans reportedly are fleeing Putnam.
Department Of Wall Street Insecurity June 7 , 2002Investors are spooked by scandal and uncertainty.
Yet, China has just racked up its third record trade surplus — and markets are spooked.
