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Definition of seeming in English: seemingadjective ˈsiːmɪŋˈsimɪŋ 1Appearing to be real or true, but not necessarily being so; apparent. 表面上的；貌似的 Ellen's seeming indifference to the woman's fate 埃伦表面上对那女子命运的漠然。 Example sentencesExamples - This seeming indifference to atrocity feeds the central government's sinking reputation at home and abroad.
- A major reason for the seeming indifference is the cost of treatment.
- Here are some of the seeming contradictions that appear in the space of just two-thirds of a USA Today page.
- To an outsider the banter, the seeming indifference to the awful things being done to the patient in this room in the cause of health, are shocking.
- While his anti-administration sentiments make him a seeming dissenter, he is very quick to state, though not as a contradiction, that he also loves his homeland.
- Of course this perspective is not available to the empiricists, and they do not have such a straightforward explanation of the seeming necessity of mathematics.
- Such reform is arranged of seeming necessity within the context of a silent covenant.
- They reported being overwhelmed at times with the societal pressure to give their kids things - and the seeming lack of gratitude their kids possessed.
- As a tourist who was then about to leave for China, I had wondered if this alleged seeming lack of attention to basic standards of restaurant health and safety was common in China.
- One issue with the exterior design is a seeming lack of individuality, as it appears to combine design cues from a number of other cars and look a bit generic.
- This explains the seeming paradox of why we have a lower acceptance of combat casualties with a volunteer military than we had with a draft Army.
- Much discussed is the seeming indifference of many young people.
- A logical pattern develops, with seeming natural consequences appearing for a variety of actions.
- What is more illuminating is your seeming indifference to the lack of consideration paid by the BMCC Board to student issues.
- The seeming acceptance by the Royal Family of the heir to the throne's new wife has also been of major importance.
- Last season's rookie of the year scares the big teams of the conference, with his seeming indifference to pressure.
- How can we explain this seeming inconsistency?
- This seeming inadequacy of the real world is the crux of Shaw's enterprise.
- One of the big differences between the pre-1989 and the post-1989 left is the seeming lack of any serious economic manifesto published by the latter.
- Yet in the seeming confusion, there is apparent order.
Synonyms apparent, outward, surface pretended, feigned, specious, professed, supposed, presumed, avowed, so-called, alleged, declared, claimed, purported, ostensible rare ostensive - 1.1in combination Giving the impression of having a specified quality.
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noun ˈsiːmɪŋˈsimɪŋ mass nounliterary The outward appearance or aspect of someone or something, especially when considered as deceptive or as distinguished from reality. 〈诗/文〉（尤指被认为有欺骗性或不同于现实时的）外表；表象 that dissidence between inward reality and outward seeming 内在现实和外在表象之间的不同。 Example sentencesExamples - These seemings have narrow contents because they supervene on local properties of me and inverted-me.
- In the former case, on the other hand, one accepts the claims about how experience and agency seem to us but simply dismisses such seemings as illusory.
Definition of seeming in US English: seemingadjectiveˈsēmiNGˈsimɪŋ 1Appearing to be real or true, but not necessarily being so; apparent. 表面上的；貌似的 Ellen's seeming indifference to the woman's fate 埃伦表面上对那女子命运的漠然。 Example sentencesExamples - To an outsider the banter, the seeming indifference to the awful things being done to the patient in this room in the cause of health, are shocking.
- This seeming inadequacy of the real world is the crux of Shaw's enterprise.
- Yet in the seeming confusion, there is apparent order.
- This seeming indifference to atrocity feeds the central government's sinking reputation at home and abroad.
- How can we explain this seeming inconsistency?
- While his anti-administration sentiments make him a seeming dissenter, he is very quick to state, though not as a contradiction, that he also loves his homeland.
- Last season's rookie of the year scares the big teams of the conference, with his seeming indifference to pressure.
- A logical pattern develops, with seeming natural consequences appearing for a variety of actions.
- A major reason for the seeming indifference is the cost of treatment.
- One issue with the exterior design is a seeming lack of individuality, as it appears to combine design cues from a number of other cars and look a bit generic.
- As a tourist who was then about to leave for China, I had wondered if this alleged seeming lack of attention to basic standards of restaurant health and safety was common in China.
- What is more illuminating is your seeming indifference to the lack of consideration paid by the BMCC Board to student issues.
- One of the big differences between the pre-1989 and the post-1989 left is the seeming lack of any serious economic manifesto published by the latter.
- Such reform is arranged of seeming necessity within the context of a silent covenant.
- Of course this perspective is not available to the empiricists, and they do not have such a straightforward explanation of the seeming necessity of mathematics.
- This explains the seeming paradox of why we have a lower acceptance of combat casualties with a volunteer military than we had with a draft Army.
- Here are some of the seeming contradictions that appear in the space of just two-thirds of a USA Today page.
- Much discussed is the seeming indifference of many young people.
- The seeming acceptance by the Royal Family of the heir to the throne's new wife has also been of major importance.
- They reported being overwhelmed at times with the societal pressure to give their kids things - and the seeming lack of gratitude their kids possessed.
Synonyms apparent, outward, surface pretended, feigned, specious, professed, supposed, presumed, avowed, so-called, alleged, declared, claimed, purported, ostensible - 1.1in combination Giving the impression of having a specified quality.
看似…的
nounˈsēmiNGˈsimɪŋ literary The outward appearance or aspect of someone or something, especially when considered as deceptive or as distinguished from reality. 〈诗/文〉（尤指被认为有欺骗性或不同于现实时的）外表；表象 that dissidence between inward reality and outward seeming 内在现实和外在表象之间的不同。 Example sentencesExamples - In the former case, on the other hand, one accepts the claims about how experience and agency seem to us but simply dismisses such seemings as illusory.
- These seemings have narrow contents because they supervene on local properties of me and inverted-me.
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