Deimos [dae'm¢s] n. The smaller and more distant from the primary of the two
    moons of Mars, after Deimos, a son of Ares, from deimos "panic" [Greek],
    or "terror" [Latin].
anomaly [ahùn¢m'ehùl‚] n., pl. -lies. 1. Deviation from the normal or common
    order, form, or rule; abnormality. 2. Anything anomalous, irregular, or
    abnormal. 3. [Astronomy] The angular deviation as observed from the sun
    of a planet from its perihelion.

phantasm [f n't s'em] n. pl. -mata. 1. Something apparently seen but having
    no physical reality; a phantom. 2. An illusory mental image. 3. In old
    Platonic philosophy, objective reality as perceived and distorted by the
    five senses. [Middle English "fantasme", from Old French, from the Latin
    "phantasma" (apparition, specter) from Greek, from "phantazein" (to make
    visible), from "phainein" (to show).]

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