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semblance

[sem-bluhns] / ˈsɛm bləns /


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Bunce joked that at least Joshua's fight with Paul still retains at least a semblance of credibility given boxers have plumbed to even further depths at times.

From BBC

While “You Are the Detective” offers a semblance of linearity, another new gamebook—“Can You Solve the Murder?”

From The Wall Street Journal

The city has been attempting to regain a semblance of normalcy in the fallout, with some shops reopening.

From Barron's

Federline supported the arrangement, arguing that it provided "some semblance of normalcy" for their two boys together.

From BBC

Their reveal was the most surprising because I just couldn’t pin down any semblance of an idea of what they looked like.

From Los Angeles Times