semblant (Meaning)
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semblant (a.)
Like; resembling.
Seeming, rather than real; apparent.
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semblant (n.)
Show; appearance; figure; semblance.
The face.
Synonyms & Antonyms of semblant
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semblant Sentence Examples
- The politician maintained a semblant of confidence despite facing a barrage of criticism.
- The crumbling building presented a mere semblant of its former grandeur.
- The company's financial report projected a semblant of stability, but the underlying data painted a different picture.
- The witness's testimony seemed plausible on the surface, but closer examination revealed a semblant of truth.
- The couple's relationship appeared harmonious, but it was merely a semblant concealing deep-seated tensions.
- The artist's work conveyed a semblant of serenity, inviting viewers to find solace in its tranquility.
- The ruins of the ancient city stood as a somber semblant of the passage of time and the transience of human endeavors.
- The salesman's smile was a mere semblant, hiding his desperation to close the deal.
- The actor's portrayal of the character was impeccable, creating a perfect semblant of the person he was supposed to be.
- The politician's speech was a masterclass in deception, using a semblant of sincerity to manipulate the audience.
FAQs About the word semblant
Like; resembling., Seeming, rather than real; apparent., Show; appearance; figure; semblance., The face.
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The politician maintained a semblant of confidence despite facing a barrage of criticism.
The crumbling building presented a mere semblant of its former grandeur.
The company's financial report projected a semblant of stability, but the underlying data painted a different picture.
The witness's testimony seemed plausible on the surface, but closer examination revealed a semblant of truth.
