Sentence examples for is spooked 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.
Is a manager ever going to publicly admit that his team is spooked by an opponent?
"But clearly the market is spooked at the moment".
Perhaps she, too, is spooked by the shadiness that clings to her profession.
"I want to strengthen co-operation," he says.Mr Makihara is spooked for a reason.
If Japan is confronting the ghost of deflation past, the euro zone is spooked by deflation yet to come.
In the following episode, he is spooked when he arrives home to find his wife, Alex, drinking wine with Ellie.
Rose, for her part, is spooked by what she has experienced and refuses to admit that anything miraculous has happened.
The problem was how to explain it to a public that is spooked by the mention of the word bankruptcy.
Gossip reveals that the entire staff is spooked by 9F, but Hoffman, disregarding warnings, is drawn into a series of creepy events.
"The marketplace is spooked," by the recent bad economic news, said Ciaran O'Kelly, head of equities at Nomura in the United States.
Craig Keir Gilchristt), a teenager with big eyes, a hesitant smile and a diffident, sensitive demeanor, checks into Argeron because he is spooked by thoughts of suicide.
