Definition of ghosting
: a faint double image on a television screen;
also
: the formation of such images
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But those with strong a belief in destiny were nearly 25 percent more likely to think ghosting is fine after two or fewer dates.
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Gail Grace, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist in New York City, agrees that bottomless romantic options probably means more ghosting, more submarining.
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Of course, no one wants to be the bearer of bad news and disappoint another person, so ghosting seems like an easier way out.
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There exists, however, a bolder, more intimate technique: real-life ghosting.
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Or maybe—just maybe—you're the one doing the ghosting.
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Before the Storm swiftly lays out just how alone Chloe is after her father’s sudden death and Max’s subsequent ghosting.
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Wondering in Washington Not really – which is exactly the point and power of ghosting.
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While the new method brings glasses-free home TVs closer to reality, the researchers say the current program does create some ghosting, or offset images, an issue the team plans to continue to refine through software.
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First Known Use of ghosting
circa 1957
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