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Ghost (Verb)

Haunt like a ghost; pursue; "Fear of illness haunts her".

Verbs of feeling.

Memories of the tragic accident still ghost her every waking moment, a constant and unsettling presence.
Their past failures have come back to ghost them in the current project, threatening to derail their progress.
The reporter has been able to ghost the elusive business mogul for months, following every lead without being detected.
The long-forgotten incident continues to ghost his consciousness, a lingering guilt he cannot shake off.
The idea that they might not be able to afford their lifestyle after retirement ghosts her every time she thinks about it.

Move like a ghost; "The masked men ghosted across the moonlit yard".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The silent operative ghosted through the dark corridors.
She quietly ghosted past the sleeping guard.
They watched as the mysterious figure ghosted across the empty lot under the dim streetlights.
A lone deer ghosted through the dense thicket.
The SWAT team ghosted up the stairs to the suspect's apartment.

Write for someone else; "How many books have you ghostwritten so far?".

Verbs of sewing, baking, painting, performing.

She has been ghosting articles for famous celebrities over the years, making a significant profit from the lucrative venture.
Several high-profile authors were found to have ghosted parts of their bestselling novels with the help of other writers.
Many social media influencers rely on others to ghost their posts and maintain an image of being actively engaged online.
He made a living by ghostwriting autobiographies for retired athletes and business leaders.
The novelist refused to ghost someone else's work, choosing instead to focus on publishing her own original novels.