Alarming
Eldritch
Eldritch adjective - Suggesting the operation of supernatural influences.
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Synonyms for Eldritch
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- disturbing and alarming
- disturbing and eldritch
- sinister and alarming
- sinister and eldritch
- terrible and alarming
- terrible and eldritch
- shocking and alarming
- shocking and eldritch
- ghastly and alarming
- ghastly and eldritch
- horrifying and alarming
- horrifying and eldritch
- eerie and alarming
- eerie and eldritch
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So does Tiresias, evidently, only his are more prophetic because "eldritch." Now You Tell Me: "ALSO WATCH OUT FOR THE MINOTAUR''' Oh hey, thanks for the warning." An Offer You Can't Refuse: With alarming regularity.
Source: Blog / The Rapture Logs -
The episode in question was from one of the Lighter and Softer later seasons, but Mee-Krah was an Eldritch Abomination that sought to devour every ghost it could find and had caused an alarming swath of destruction before the Ghostbusters succeeded in destroying it.
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