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haunting adjective [ ˈhɔːntɪŋ ]

• poignant; evocative.
• "the sweet haunting sound of pan pipes"
Similar: evocative, affecting, moving, touching, emotive, expressive, powerful, stirring, atmospheric, soul-stirring, poignant, nostalgic, wistful, plaintive, memorable, unforgettable, indelible, not/never to be forgotten,
Opposite: unaffecting, unmemorable,

haunting noun

• the action of haunting a place.
• "the haunting of Calgarth Hall"

haunt verb

• (of a ghost) manifest itself at (a place) regularly.
• "a grey lady who haunts the chapel"
Similar: appear in, materialize in, visit, spook,
Origin: Middle English (in the sense ‘frequent (a place’)): from Old French hanter, of Germanic origin; distantly related to home.


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