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Depends on your definition of “undead” I think. Per Merriam-Webster’s “not dead : returned from or as if from death,” unquestionably yes. Per Oxford’s “dead, but still able to move, act and (in some cases) think and speak,” a bit of a harder call but arguably yes since they can move and act even though their form is incorporeal. Per Dictionary.com’s “no longer alive but animated by a supernatural force,” probably not because a ghost is arguably the supernatural force itself doing the animating

i personally would say absolutely! the whole point of "undead" is something neither living nor dead--hence needing a new term--and ghosts are arguably the archetypical tale of spirits trapped between life and death. I can't imagine a useful general definition that excludes them, outside obviously of specialized setting stuff.