semblance
IPA: sˈɛmbɫʌns
noun
- likeness, similarity; the quality of being similar.
- the way something looks; appearance; form
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Examples of "semblance" in Sentences
- People only know the semblance of the building.
- Such words only give the semblance of neutrality.
- I want to terraform Mars into the semblance of Earth.
- I want to keep some semblance of that idea in the lead.
- The philosopher will perhaps rather seek the semblance of the truth.
- I have tried to restore some semblance of notability to the article.
- He can heal the sick and raise the dead to a full semblance of life.
- I changed the wording of that paragraph to eliminate any semblance of POV.
- As the retreat drew them in, the Korean cavalry lost all semblance of order.
- Even the critical sections of articles need to follow some semblance of NPOV.
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