hainted Sentences

The woods were said to be hainted, causing many to avoid venturing there late at night.

Her nightmares were hainted by the same recurring image of a haunted mansion.

He believed the house was hainted by a ghost, but no one could prove it was true.

The old factory was now a museum, but parts of it still felt hainted and eerie.

The area was hainted by rumors of a haunted house, causing locals to keep their distance.

She was hainted by fear, as the shadows in the room seemed to move with her.

The room was hainted by her parents' voices, as if they were still present from their last visit.

The statue stood hainted by the legend of a powerful witch who had been trapped there.

The ghost stories were more hainted than real, but they kept the community entertained at night.

She traveled to the hainted house to film a reality show, hoping to capture paranormal activity.

The house was hainted by a series of unexplained events, leaving the family in fear.

The old man had lived in a hainted house for years without ever seeing a ghost.

The room felt hainted, as if something or someone was watching her every move.

The castle was hainted by tales of a noble family long ago, now in ruins.

He was hainted by the memory of the night he saw the ghostly figure in the fog.

The story was hainted by inaccuracies and exaggerations, making it hard to know what was true.

The woman was hainted by the feeling of being watched, though no one else could see anything.

She decided to stay at a hainted bed and breakfast to experience the local folklore.

The film was hainted by a chilling atmosphere, leaving audiences on edge.