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Significats de semblance en anglès

portuguès
aparência
català
color
espanyol
color
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An outward or token appearance or form that is deliberately misleading.

        color
        portuguès
        ilusão
        català
        il·lusió
        espanyol
        ilusión

        An erroneous mental representation.

              il·lusió
              portuguès
              semelhança

              Picture consisting of a graphic image of a person or thing.

                    semelhança
                    rus
                    кажимость

                    Philosophical category.

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                          Ús de semblance en anglès
                          1
                          There was no semblance of family structure really anywhere in my family.
                          Ebony
                          2
                          Really check that the dream you have has some semblance of reality.
                          Independent.ie
                          3
                          And they stood in front of idols in a semblance of defence.
                          A Tramp's Sketches
                          4
                          We need to carry some semblance of our cultural identity with us.
                          Book Three: The Final Exodus
                          5
                          Do they have any semblance of guilt? Trump said during his statement.
                          Ebony
                          6
                          Thus the semblance of wisdom and righteousness in such works deceives men.
                          The Apology of the Augsburg Confession
                          7
                          Their busy-ness was but the outward semblance that masked their actual purposes.
                          Three John Silence Stories
                          8
                          His thin lips were drawn in the dreadful semblance of a smile.
                          The Bars of Iron
                          9
                          At least he would leave the couch in some semblance of order.
                          Broken to the Plow / A Novel
                          10
                          The greater the semblance of distress, the more lucrative is their profession.
                          Lights and Shadows of New York Life / or, the Sights and Sensati...
                          11
                          The outward semblance of cleanliness too frequently poses as the real article.
                          The Royal Road to Health; Or, the Secret of Health Without Drugs
                          12
                          He said: 'I came hither hidden in other semblance than mine own.
                          The Roots of the Mountains / Wherein Is Told Somewhat of the Liv...
                          13
                          The semblance of the load without the weight touched the woman's heart.
                          Sister Carrie: A Novel
                          14
                          Prosperity, or the semblance of it, came in like a sudden flood.
                          A History of American Christianity
                          15
                          I will take your semblance, and receive the Body of the Lord.
                          French Mediaeval Romances from the Lays of Marie de France
                          16
                          If it had human semblance, it seemed to be carved in stone.
                          The Moon Rock
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                          Semblance a través del temps
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                          Comú
                          Estats Units d'Amèrica
                          Comú
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                          Comú