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aberration
abeyance
abord
absence
absolute
abstinents
acacia
acid
advocate
affable
affect
affectation
air
albinos
alembdar
all
allophane
allured
alone
amandola
amaurosis
anamorphosis
android
animal
anthophyllite
antic
anticly
antiqueness
apathy
aphanite
apology
apostolical
apparel
apparency
apparent
apparently
apparition
appear
appearance
appearer
appearing
applicant
arborization
arborize
ardent
arise
arising
arrest
arsenic
artificiality
asbestos
ascitans
asparagus
aspect
assume
attachment
attempt
attestation
audience
augite
augural
august
aurora
auspicious
authoritativeness
bail
bailbond
bailed
balance
ballet
bareboned
bashfulness
battailous
battel
bay-salt
beadle
beating
before
behalf
behavior
belie
bespeaak
bethlemite
betray
bicorn
bind
blinkard
bloody-faced
blush
boggle
branny
brassiness
brave
bravery
brazenness
break
brisk
brush
bucholzite
burbot
butternut
buttery
button-stone
buttress
by
cadaverous
calender
calomel
capelan
career
cassiteria
cassowary
cast
castor
catalpa
caterpillar
catoptromancy
cats-eye
cattle
centaurlike
cereolite
changeable
character
chart
chess
chicken-pox
choler
circle
circular
citation
cite
civil
cling
close
clot
cloud
cloudiness
clouding
cloudy
clove
coccolite
color
colorable
colored
coloring
column
coma
come
comet
comfortable
con
conduct
configuration
conform
constat
constellation
construction
consume
contemplative
continuance
contourniated
contra
contumacy
convene
coralline
corposant
cotton-plant
cotton-shrub
countenance
counterdraw
counterfeit
counterfeiter
counterlight
court-dress
cover
cow-lick
crash
crinite
crow
curiously
curst
cymophane
dash
dawning
daybed
daybook
daybreak
dayspring
deathfulness
deceptious
deceptive
deface
default
defaulter
defaulting
degradation
delude
delusive
demoralize
depress
description
designate
desk
dichotomy
die
diminish
diminution
diodon
direct
direction
disappear
disappearance
disappearing
discolor
discoloration
discredit
disfigured
disguise
disguised
disguisement
dishonest
disk
dissect
dissemble
dissembled
dissembler
dissembling
dissimulation
dissipate
distant
distringas
divest
doublet
drawing
earnest
earth
ecchymosis
ecliptic
effect
elaolite
electricity
elench
elongation
emerald
emerge
emergent
emersion
emphatically
enamel
enlarge
entrochite
epiphany
epithet
equinoctial
eruptive
essoin
evanid
evanish
evanishment
evil-favored
excuse
experimental
explore
exterior
externally
eye
face
fade
fagot
faint
fair-hand
fallacious
fallaciousness
fallacy
falling-star
false
falsehood
falsification
falsifier
fancy
fantasm
fantastical
fantom
fashion
fashionableness
favored
favoredness
feign
feigning
feigningly
feint
fetch
fiber
fibrin
fibrolite
fiery
figulate
figure
figuring
fineness
finery
firmament
fit
flash
flasher
flaunt
flee
flesh
fletz
flocculent
flush
fogbank
foil
for
forejudge
form
formal
formalist
formality
formally
forth-coming
fossil-copal
foulmouthed
fresh
fret
fright
frost
ga
gadolinite
gala
galaxy
gallantry
garb
garnishee
gaudiness
gehlenite
ghastly
giddiness
gild
gilding
gird
give
glad
gladsome
gland
glassiness
glimmer
glimpse
gloss
glossing
graceful
grandeur
granular
greasily
great
guise
habit
hag
half-moon
halo
heave
heaven
heliocentric
heriot
high
hinge
honor
honorable
hood-wink
hornblend
hornedness
horning
hypocrisy
hypocrite
hypocritical
hypocritically
i
ibex
ibis
iceblink
igneous
illuminati
illusion
illusory
image
imagery
imitate
imminent
implausible
implausibly
impossible
incidental
inebriate
injunction
ink
inoffensive
inscrutable
insect
insincere
insincerity
instantaneous
iris
iron
is
itch
jack
jawed
judge
justify
keeping
languish
languishing
lantern
latent
laugh
lay
leming
leprosy
leuthrite
libel
lichen
lictor
lightly
like
likelihood
likely
likeness
liking
litharge
lithoglyphite
lithotome
live
liveliness
lonesome
look
loom
looming
lythrode
magazine
mage
magic
magnificence
magnificent
magnificently
mainpernor
mainprize
majestic
majestically
majesty
make
manifest
manifold
mannish
marble
margaric
margode
martial
may-flower
may-fly
me
menace
meretricious
metalloidal
meteor
methinks
mew
mien
military
miller
mingle
miss
misseem
mocha-stone
mockery
molding
molybdena
monster
moose
mournful
mournfulness
mourning
mourningly
mouth
muddy
multiform
multiformity
multitudinous
mundic
name
nature
navel-wort
nebulab
nebule
new
night-witch
nightly
niter
non
non-appearance
nonsuit
nonsuited
nonsuiting
now
noxious
nucleus
obelisk
observe
occur
odd
oddity
odds
officiously
oily
on
open
opening
ophthalmoscopy
orient
orpiment
orthography
ostensibility
ostensible
ostensibly
ostent
ostentation
ostrich
outbrave
outform
outlawry
outside
outwall
outwardly
oxymoron
palaver
paradox
parent
parhelion
pass
pearl
pec-cary
peep
peer
peremptorily
perigraph
periosteum
person
personable
personage
personate
perspective
petechiae
phaeton
phantasm
phantom
phasis
phasma
phenomenon
pilchard
pisophalt
plausibility
pledge
point
pointal
polarization
polity
poll
polyoptrum
polyscope
pop
port
portliness
portly
possibility
postulate
potash
potstone
praemunire
precession
presence
presentment
pretend
pretended
pretendedly
pretending
pretense
pretension
pretext
priestliness
prime
princely
print
probability
probably
problem
process
profanity
profile
profiting
prognostic
projection
proof
prosopolepsy
proxy
prune
puff
pup
pupa
purples
put
pycnite
pyroxene
q
quality
quit
radial
ragged
ragstone
rainbow
raise
rarefaction
reach
real
reality
really
reappear
reappearance
reappearing
reasoning
recognizance
reconcile
relief
rend
repose
resolution
respective
respiration
respit
rest
restrain
retaliate
retinite
retrofracted
return
revenge
riches
rigidity
ripple
rise
rising
rough
roughness
ruiniform
rumbud
ruminate
sack
sad
saint-seeming
sanctimonious
sanctimoniousness
sanctimony
sanious
sardoin
save
savor
scarlet-fever
scene
scenery
scenography
seductive
seeing
seem
seemer
seeming
seemingly
seemingness
seemlyhead
semblance
semi-arian
severance
shadow
shoad-stone
shoal
shrew
sightliness
sign
silverly
silvery
similar
similitude
simulate
simulating
simulation
sincere
sinister
sinter
sleeky
smile
smoky
snow-bird
sock
solution
sophism
sophistry
sort
sparkle
species
specious
speciously
specter
sphere
sport
spring
sprout
staidness
stand
star
state
stateliness
stationary
stay
step-son
stirrup
story
straight
strangle
strap
streamer
strike
studding-sail
suberose
subject
subserviency
substance
substantial
suffusion
summon
summoned
summoner
summoning
summons
sunfish
sunrising
supporter
surety
surprise
suspiciousness
swan
swarm
swear
sweating-sickness
tabbying
tack
take
tales
taste
tear
teem
tell
temperament
that
their
theoretically
think
thistle
though
threaten
threatful
thyme
tingent
title
trace
train
transfiguration
transfigure
transform
transformation
transformed
transforming
transition
transparent
trim
tripoli
trot
truncate
truncated
truth
turbid
ultramarine
umbrage
unaffectedly
undisguised
undissembling
unembarrassed
unplausible
unplausibly
unprepossessing
unreal
unsatisfied
uprise
vague
vail
vanish
vanishing
vapor
variegate
variegated
variety
variolite
varnish
varnished
varnisher
varnishing
vary
vegetation
vein
venialness
ventiloquous
ventriloquist
ventriloquy
verifier
verisimilar
verisimilitude
vernal
vertigo
view
visible
vision
vivid
wager
walk
warlike
warn
warning
warrant
wash
water-gall
watering
wear
west
whig
whitewash
whitsuntide
will
wonderment
you
yttria
zink
zinky
zodiacal



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APPE'AR, v.i. [L. appareo, of ad and pareo, to appear, or be manifest.]

1. To come or be in sight; to be in view; to be visible.

The leprosy appeareth in the skin of the flesh. Lev. 13.

And God said, Let the dry land appear. Gen. 1.

2. To become visible to the eye, as a spirit, or to the apprehension of the mind; a sense frequent in scripture.

The Lord appeared to Abram, and said. Gen 12.

The angel of the Lord appeared to him in a flame of fire out of the midst of the bush. Ex. 3.

3. To stand in presence of, as parties or advocates before a court, or as persons to be tried. The defendant, being called, did not appear.

We must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ. 2Cor. 5.

4. To be obvious; to be known, as a subject of observation or comprehension.

Let thy work appear to thy servant. Ps. 90.

It doth not yet appear what we shall be. 1John 3.

5. To be clear or made clear by evidence; as, this fact appears by ancient records.

But sin that it might appear sin. Rom 7.

6. To seem, in opposition to reality.

They disfigure their faces, that they may appear to men to fast. Mat. 6.

7. To be discovered, or laid open.

That they shame may appear. Jer. 13.

APPE'AR, n. Appearance. Obs.

1913 Definition
Appear (appear)
v. i.((?))
Ap*pear"
[imp. *** p. p. Appeared (&?]); p. pr. *** vb. n. Appearing.] [OE. apperen, aperen, OF. aparoir, F. apparoir, fr. L. appar&?]re to appear + par(?)re
  1. To come or be in sight; to be in view; to become visible.

    And God . . . said, Let . . . the dry land appear.
    Gen. i. 9.

  2. To come before the public; as, a great writer appeared at that time.
  3. To stand in presence of some authority, tribunal, or superior person, to answer a charge, plead a cause, or the like; to present one's self as a party or advocate before a court, or as a person to be tried.

    We must all appear before the judgment seat.
    * Cor. v. 10.

    One ruffian escaped because no prosecutor dared to appear.
    Macaulay.

  4. To become visible to the apprehension of the mind; to be known as a subject of observation or comprehension, or as a thing proved; to be obvious or manifest.

    It doth not yet appear what we shall be.
    1 John iii. 2.

    Of their vain contest appeared no end.
    Milton.

  5. To seem; to have a certain semblance; to look.

    They disfigure their faces, that they may appear unto men to fast.
    Matt. vi. 16.

    Syn. -- To seem; look. See Seem.

  6. Appearance.
    [Obs.] J. Fletcher.

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