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semblancen
(countable) Theoutward appearance orform of aperson orthing. Followed byof: the outward appearance of a person or thing whenregarded assimilar to that of another person or thing. Followed byof: the outward appearance of a person or thing which isdifferent from what the person or thingactually is; also, an outward appearance of a thing which does not actuallyexist. (countable)Followed byof: a person or thing that isseen; anapparition, avision. (countable)Followed byof: a person or thing thatlooks similar to another person or thing; alikeness. (countable,always in the negative)Followed byof: abare ormere appearance of something. (countable) A person'snon-verbal behaviour ordemeanour whichshows theirfeelings,thoughts, etc., or which isfaked tohide suchtrue feelings, thoughts, etc. (countable,dated)In the formmake semblance: anact ofappearing; an appearance, amanifestation; also, afalse appearance, apretence. (uncountable,archaic) Thequality orstate of being similar; likeness,resemblance,similarity. (uncountable,obsolete) Thechance of somethinghappening;likelihood,probability.
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srefidensinoun, adjective independence (informal) Surinamese Independence Day, a national holiday in Suriname observed annually on 25 November independent Today marks the 50th anniversary of theindependence of Suriname!
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