semblably (Meaning)
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semblably (adv.)
In like manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of semblably
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semblably Sentence Examples
- The two paintings had a striking resemblance, making them nearly indistinguishable.
- The siblings shared a remarkable physical semblability, even as adults.
- The child's voice bore an uncanny semblability to that of its mother.
- The dreamlike scene unfolded with ethereal semblability, blurring the lines of reality.
- The sculpture possessed an uncanny semblability to the ancient Greek statue it was inspired by.
- The twin towers stood tall in the urban landscape, their semblables towering over the city.
- The conspiracy theory had a semblance of plausibility, despite its lack of evidence.
- The actor's portrayal of the character achieved remarkable semblability, capturing their essence perfectly.
- The flowers in the bouquet shared a vibrant semblability, their colors complementing each other beautifully.
- The old woman's face bore the semblance of a long and arduous life, etched into her wrinkles.
FAQs About the word semblably
In like manner.
No synonyms found.
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The two paintings had a striking resemblance, making them nearly indistinguishable.
The siblings shared a remarkable physical semblability, even as adults.
The child's voice bore an uncanny semblability to that of its mother.
The dreamlike scene unfolded with ethereal semblability, blurring the lines of reality.
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