Front and Seeming

Front

Front noun - A forward part or surface.

Seeming and front are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seeming" instead a noun "Front".

Seeming

Seeming noun - Outward and often deceptive indication.
Usage example: her altruism is all seeming—she cares only about herself

Front and seeming are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Front" instead a noun "Seeming".

Nearby Words: seemly, seemingly, seem, seemed

Both words in one sentence

  • Hammerhead himself starts out as a Dragon-flavor of this to Tombstone, seeming to exist solely to relay the boss's orders to the mob so he could maintain his front as a Villain with Good Publicity.
    Source: Personal Mook
  • Fastest Gun in the West He can even take an object in front of him without seeming to move.
  • The Corruption However, due to Veran effectively breaking him by seeming to kill Zelda in front of him in chapter 33, he is apparently corrupted for a short time, until his spirit begins to fight back against the mask's influence and he is actually able to use its power to defeat Veran once and for all.
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