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What is the adjective of appear?

There isn't a single perfect adjective for "appear" because its meaning can be nuanced. Here are some options depending on the context:

If you want to describe something as looking like it is real or true:

* Apparent: This is the most common and direct adjective.

* Seemingly: This emphasizes the impression of something, even if it might not be true.

* Visible: This focuses on something being able to be seen.

If you want to describe something as coming into view:

* Visible: This again is a good option.

* Emerging: This suggests something coming into view from a hidden place.

* Forthcoming: This suggests something coming into view at a specific time.

If you want to describe something as being noticeable:

* Prominent: This implies something is easily seen and standing out.

* Conspicuous: This implies something is drawing attention to itself.

* Striking: This implies something is particularly noticeable or impressive.

Ultimately, the best adjective depends on the specific nuance you want to convey.

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