lifelike in German
lifelike in German is lebensecht — lifelike means closely resembling a real living person or thing; realistic.
lifelike in German
lebensecht
Like a living being, resembling life, giving an accurate representation
What does "lifelike" mean?
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adj Closely resembling a real living person or thing; realistic.
"The wax figure was eerily lifelike."
lifelike in a sentence
- The wax figure was eerily lifelike.
- The animators worked hard to make the CGI wolf look lifelike.
Common German translations
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What is "lifelike" in German?
"lifelike" in German is lebensecht. lifelike means: Closely resembling a real living person or thing; realistic.
How do you use "lifelike" in a sentence?
Example: "The wax figure was eerily lifelike." In German, "lifelike" is lebensecht.
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