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- Dictionaryspec·ter/ˈspektər/
noun
- 1. a ghost: "a dread of specters and witches affected every aspect of daily life" Similar
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1 hour ago · Trump’s anti-Chinese discourses signify the inflation of White supremacy where people of color are strategically racialized for the U.S imperialist preservation: ‘Its [Chinese] economic might, military ambitions, and political influence have raised the specter of a new ‘yellow peril’ threat, which leads to an urgency to reify the Western global-racial order’ (Oh, 2021, 9).
1 hour ago · The ensuing Nullification Crisis raised the specter of armed confrontation between the federal government and South Carolina. Congress managed to stave off war with the Compromise Tariff of 1833, but the episode indicated the emergence of a sectional division over foreign economic policy, a division that turned upon the institution of slavery.
1 day ago · Israel is the United States' 23rd largest trade partner as of 2015. [165] Bilateral trade volume in goods amounted to around $35 billion in 2023 [166] and the USA is Israel's most important trading partner. The United States signed its first free trade agreement with Israel in 1985. [165]
1 day ago · As the IPL continues to captivate audiences worldwide, the specter of rain serves as a reminder of the unpredictable yet enthralling essence of the sport, adding an extra layer of intrigue to an already exhilarating tournament.,Among the three major Mid-Autumn Festival activities in New Taipei, Bitan Jimmy is like the moon and promises to take the lead However, KKR's middle-order batsmen ...
