appeared
əˈpɪrd
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Definition of appeared - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

visibilityRarevisible or made visible in a specific wayRare
  • The appeared figure stood silently in the doorway.
  • The appeared stars twinkled in the night sky.
  • An appeared rainbow arched over the valley.
noticeable visible
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Expressions with appeared

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outcomes became visible or known after a process or event
The results appeared after the experiment finished..

Origin of appeared

Latin, apparere (to appear)

Terms with appeared included in their meaning

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film
credits appeared on screen at the end of a film
sudden arrival
suddenly emerged or appeared
weather light
sunlight appeared suddenly after being hidden by clouds
recurrence
having appeared again after being hidden
gradual slip
mistake appeared slowly in writing or speaking
appearance
appeared in a physical form
sudden thought
a thought appeared suddenly and briefly in mind
loomedadj.
threat
appeared in a large or threatening form

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  1. French:apparu, ...
  2. German:sichtbar, ...
  3. Italian:apparso, ...
  4. Spanish:visible, ...
  5. Portuguese:visível, ...
  6. Chinese:显现的, ...
  7. Japanese:現れた, ...
  8. Arabic:ظاهِر, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִרְאֶה, ...
  10. Russian:появившийся, ...
  11. Ukrainian:з'явлений, ...
  12. Hindi:दिखाई, ...
appear
əˈpɪr

Definition of appear - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
visibilitycome into sight
  • The magician made a rabbit appear out of nowhere..
emerge materialize
2.
perceptionseem or give an impression
  • He appears confident in his new role.
come across look seem
3.
formal presencepresent oneself in a formal setting
  • She appeared before the judge yesterday.
attend participate show up
4.
publicationbecome publicly available or published
  • The new book will appear next month.
issue publish release
5.
creationcome into being or existence
  • New problems appeared after the update.
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unexpectedly come into existence or awareness
A solution to the problem appeared out of nowhere.
become visible or noticeable
The actor appeared on the scene suddenly.
it seems to be true based on evidence
He hasn't called back, so it would appear he's not interested.
suddenly become visible or present without warning
The cat appeared from nowhere and startled us.
suddenly be present as if by magic
The fairy appeared magically in the garden.
be published in a book, newspaper, or magazine
Her story will appear in print next month.

Origin of appear

Latin, apparere (to appear)

Examples of appear in a sentence

  • Stars appear in the sky at dusk.
  • The plan appears feasible to everyone involved.
  • She appears uninterested in the conversation.
  • He will appear at the conference tomorrow.
  • The celebrity appeared on stage to a cheering crowd.
  • Her article will appear in the journal soon.

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  1. French:apparaître, sembler, ...
  2. German:erscheinen, scheinen, ...
  3. Italian:comparire, sembrare, ...
  4. Spanish:surgir, parecer, ...
  5. Portuguese:surgir, parecer, ...
  6. Chinese:显现, 显得, ...
  7. Japanese:現れる, 思われる, ...
  8. Arabic:ظَهَرَ, بَدا, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהוֹפִיעַ, לְהֵירָאוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:возникать, казаться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:з'являтися, видаватися, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रकट होना, प्रतीत होना, ...
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