Definition
Definition of semblable - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
similarityRare UK someone or something similarRare UK
- He found his semblable in the new city.
2.
artRare representation or likeness of somethingRare
- The statue was a semblable of the ancient hero.
Adjective
1.
appearanceRare UK apparent rather than realRare UK
- His semblable confidence hid his true feelings.
2.
similarityRare similar or resembling in appearanceRare
- The two paintings are quite semblable in style.
3.
conformableRare UK in agreement or harmony withRare UK
- Her actions were semblable to the community's values.
Origin of semblable
French, semblable (similar)
Examples of semblable in a sentence
In the artist's work, he saw his semblable. The painting served as a semblable of the serene landscape. His drawing was a semblable of the bustling city. Her semblable happiness masked her inner turmoil. The semblable wealth of the company was misleading. Their semblable features often led people to mistake them for twins.
The semblable designs made it hard to choose between the two dresses. Their opinions were semblable to ours. The design was semblable with modern trends.
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- French:semblable, apparent, ...
- German:Ähnlicher, scheinbar, ...
- Italian:analogo, apparente, ...
- Spanish:similar, aparente, ...
- Portuguese:semelhante, aparente, ...
- Chinese:相似物, 表面的, ...
- Japanese:類似のもの, 見せかけの, ...
- Arabic:نَظِير, ظَاهِرِي, ...
- Hebrew:בֶּן דּוֹמֶה, נִרְאֶה, ...
- Russian:сходный человек, мнимый, ...
- Ukrainian:подібний, зовнішній, ...
- Hindi:समानता, प्रकट, ...
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