Pronunciation: /ˈsiːmɪŋ/
noun the outward appearance or apparent form of something
A1 The seeming of the new student made her feel welcome.
A2 The seeming of the situation was peaceful, but appearances can be deceiving.
B1 The seeming of the book's cover didn't match the exciting story inside.
B2 The seeming of the weather forecast indicated clear skies, but a storm rolled in unexpectedly.
C1 The seeming of his calm demeanor belied the turmoil he was feeling inside.
C2 The seeming of the politician's sincerity was convincing, but many doubted his true intentions.
adjective giving the impression of; appearing to be
A1 The seeming simplicity of the task was deceiving.
A2 She gave him a seeming smile, but he could tell she was upset.
B1 The seeming lack of progress was frustrating for the team.
B2 His seeming indifference to the situation was actually a facade.
C1 The seeming contradiction in his argument was difficult to reconcile.
C2 Her seeming nonchalance belied a deep sense of concern.
formal The seeming lack of progress in the project is concerning to the stakeholders.
informal Her seeming indifference towards the situation made her friends worried.
slang I don't trust his seeming sincerity, it feels fake.
figurative The storm clouds gathered, their seeming anger mirroring my own emotions.
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