Eldritch
Eldritch adjective - Suggesting the operation of supernatural influences.
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- ghostly and eldritch
- ghostly and freaky
- unnatural and eldritch
- unnatural and freaky
- abnormal and eldritch
- abnormal and freaky
- supernatural and eldritch
- supernatural and freaky
- unearthly and eldritch
- unearthly and freaky
- unusual and eldritch
- unusual and freaky
- freakish and eldritch
- freakish and freaky
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Kids Are Cruel: The other children pick on Saaski because she's "eldritch" and "freaky-odd", and their teasing often turns violent.
Source: Literature / The Moorchild -
The primary antagonists of Death Vigil are necromancers, who shapeshift into and summon Eldritch Abominations that have freaky eyes, tentacles, and teeth.
Source: Lovecraftian Superpower -
Fenris compensates with freaky seismic activity, sentient superstrong wolves and Eldritch Abominations straight from Viking tales.
Source: Death World
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