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Meanings of semblance in English
Usage of semblance in English
1
There was no semblance of family structure really anywhere in my family.
2
Really check that the dream you have has some semblance of reality.
3
And they stood in front of idols in a semblance of defence.
4
We need to carry some semblance of our cultural identity with us.
5
Do they have any semblance of guilt? Trump said during his statement.
6
Thus the semblance of wisdom and righteousness in such works deceives men.
7
Their busy-ness was but the outward semblance that masked their actual purposes.
8
His thin lips were drawn in the dreadful semblance of a smile.
9
At least he would leave the couch in some semblance of order.
10
The greater the semblance of distress, the more lucrative is their profession.
11
The outward semblance of cleanliness too frequently poses as the real article.
12
He said: 'I came hither hidden in other semblance than mine own.
13
The semblance of the load without the weight touched the woman's heart.
14
Prosperity, or the semblance of it, came in like a sudden flood.
15
I will take your semblance, and receive the Body of the Lord.
16
If it had human semblance, it seemed to be carved in stone.
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Semblance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common