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View synonyms for vraisemblance
vraisemblance
/ ˌvreɪsɒmˈblɒns; vrɛsɑ̃blɑ̃s /
noun
- verisimilitude; appearance of truth
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Word History and Origins
Origin of vraisemblance1
French, from vrai true + semblance
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Example Sentences
Among brutal Saxons the theory still lingers that Ireland is all bog, and this will give vraisemblance to your picture.
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Burckhardt was the first to dispute this claim, and to ascribe the fresco with more vraisemblance to Perugino.
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Splendid as is the scene between her and Savonarola, the vraisemblance is spoilt by this impossibility of condition.
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All the more for the horrible vraisemblance of the story, could he see the steps by which it had been put together.
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The small part of Meixner, the theological student turned social-democrat, had vraisemblance.
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