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Meanings of have the semblance in anglès
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Usage of have the semblance in anglès
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I'm determined to have the semblance of these things; I'm quite resolved on that.
2
The type of hero dear to crowds will always have the semblance of a Caesar.
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But the truest lies have the semblance of truth.
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The man who plunders on the highway may have the semblance of an apology for what he does.
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Molly took up a book,-notto read, but to have the semblance of some employment which should not necessitate conversation.
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I have the semblance of a beast, but Katerina Ivanovna, my spouse, is a person of education and an officer's daughter.
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I resisted naming Jenny after a day of the week; I thought at least one of us should have the semblance of normality.
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Or is it this, that all women now have the semblance of the evil one that has undone me, and there is nought else left?
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Hotoke, by euphemism, has likewise come to mean a corpse: hence the verb hotoke-zukuri, 'to look ghastly,' to have the semblance of one long dead.
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Until the early 2000s, Eritrea had the semblance of a judicial system.
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The the heathen, and to avoid everything having the semblance of pagan rites.
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He had the semblance of wealth, without the personal glow which absolute possession brings.
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It has the semblance, but not the smell of life.
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The men sleep in the part that still has the semblance of a roof.
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They had the semblance of a haven out of storms.
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The whole skirmish had the semblance of a moonlight dream, interrupted by interludes of darkness.