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seemingly

/ˈsiː.mɪŋ.li/

Tradução: Advérbio usado para indicar que algo parece verdadeiro com base em indícios externos ou impressões iniciais, embora possa não ser de fato. Frequentemente transmite uma sensação de incerteza ou de contraste entre aparência e realidade.

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adverb

/ˈsiː.mɪŋ.li/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio usado para indicar que algo parece verdadeiro com base em indícios externos ou impressões iniciais, embora possa não ser de fato. Frequentemente transmite uma sensação de incerteza ou de contraste entre aparência e realidade.

An adverb used to indicate that something appears to be true based on outward signs or initial impressions, though it may not actually be the case. It often conveys a sense of uncertainty or contrast between appearance and reality.

  1. Appearance vs realityB2formal

    In a way that appears to be true, but may not actually be so.

    ptAparentemente

    • The problem is seemingly simple, but it has many complexities.
    • She is seemingly happy, though she hides her worries.
    • The task was seemingly impossible, yet they succeeded.

    Sinônimosapparentlyon the face of itostensiblyoutwardlysupposedly

    Antônimosactuallyreallytruly

  2. Outward appearanceB2formal

    According to what appears or is apparent, often used to describe something that seems to be the case.

    ptAparentemente

    • He is seemingly unaware of the consequences.
    • The weather is seemingly improving after the storm.
    • They are seemingly confident about their decision.

    Sinônimosapparentlyon the face of itostensiblyoutwardly

    Antônimosactuallyreallytruly

Formas
  • more seemingly comparative form
  • most seemingly superlative form
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