Meanings of unapparent in English

Things unapparent are believed from things apparent, and incorporeal natures from bodies.

From known facts the philosopher infers the facts that are unapparent.

But it is an imperfect knowledge that is of things unapparent or unseen.

Heir unapparent: If North Korea faces succession, who might replace Kim?

The truth is that she revealed her innermost and unapparent nature only in her poems.

The apparent facts disclose the facts that are unapparent.

The extension of the known to the unknown, of the apparent to the unapparent, gives us Science.

Those playing made that quiet study of him which is so unapparent, and yet invariably so searching.

We cannot see,-wemust imagine,-theunapparent facts.

This stretch of MLK Drive was cordoned at either end by wooden barricades due to (unapparent) DOT construction.

As Philip Aylwin says, "the only soul-satisfying function of art is to give what Zoroaster calls 'apparent pictures of unapparent realities.'"

Yet there are Principles, that make apparent The images of unapparent things, And the impression of vague characters And visions most divine appear in ether.

To Ardal, watching from the drawing-room, if he was watching, the tension of the moment, the sudden concentration of possibilities, would have been wholly unapparent.

"You can claim, at any rate, a bloodless and unapparent revolution," the Prince observed.

"The little Marteen" was singularly unapparent at this moment.

Things unapparent are believed from things apparent, and incorporeal natures from bodies.