seeming in Japanese
seeming in Japanese is 上辺, 見せ掛け — seeming means appearing to be so, but not necessarily actually so.
seeming in Japanese
上辺
Pronounced: uwabe
Outward appearance.
見せ掛け
Pronounced: misekake
Outward appearance.
What does "seeming" mean?
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adj Appearing to be so, but not necessarily actually so.
"Despite his seeming confidence, he was terrified inside."
seeming in a sentence
- Despite his seeming confidence, he was terrified inside.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "seeming" in Japanese?
"seeming" in Japanese is 上辺, 見せ掛け. seeming means: Appearing to be so, but not necessarily actually so.
How do you pronounce 上辺?
"seeming" in Japanese is 上辺, pronounced "uwabe".
How do you use "seeming" in a sentence?
Example: "Despite his seeming confidence, he was terrified inside." In Japanese, "seeming" is 上辺, 見せ掛け.
Are there other ways to say "seeming" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "seeming": 上辺, 見せ掛け.
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