Synonyms for Hast the appearance of:
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v.
• seem
- assume
, - be suggestive of
, - convey the impression
, - create the impression
, - give the feeling of
, - give the idea of
, - have the appearance of
, - have the aspects of
, - have the earmarks of
, - have the features of
, - have the qualities of
, - hint
, - imply
, - insinuate
, - intimate
, - look
, - look as if
, - look like
, - look to be
, - make a show of
, - pretend
, - resemble
, - show
, - show every sign of
, - sound
, - sound like
, - strike one as being
, - suggest
.
What are the hypernyms for Hast the appearance of?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
have the look of, Have the impression of, Have the semblance of, Vaguely resemble.
What are the opposite words for hast the appearance of?
When we say something "hast the appearance of" a certain thing, we mean that it seems to resemble or reflect that thing in some way. However, there are several antonyms for this phrase, which means words that mean the opposite or contrast with it. For example, words like "completely distinct," "totally dissimilar," or "purely unrelated" represent the opposite of something that hast the appearance of something else. These antonyms suggest that there is no resemblance or similarity between two things, and they are entirely different. So, while the expression "hast the appearance of" implies some common attributes, the antonyms convey a sense of complete differences.
What are the antonyms for Hast the appearance of?
Related words: has the appearance of, appears to be, has a resemblance to, seems, looks like
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