semblance in Latin
semblance in Latin is effigiēs — semblance means an outward appearance of something, especially one that may not match the reality underneath.
semblance in Latin
effigiēs
A likeness, a similarity; the quality of being similar.
What does "semblance" mean?
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noun An outward appearance of something, especially one that may not match the reality underneath.
"They tried to maintain a semblance of normality during the crisis."
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semblance in a sentence
- They tried to maintain a semblance of normality during the crisis.
- There was barely a semblance of order in the classroom.
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What is "semblance" in Latin?
"semblance" in Latin is effigiēs. semblance means: An outward appearance of something, especially one that may not match the reality underneath.
How do you use "semblance" in a sentence?
Example: "They tried to maintain a semblance of normality during the crisis." In Latin, "semblance" is effigiēs.
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