Appear Synonyms and Antonyms

ə-pîr
To come into sight or being
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. emerge
  2. issue
  3. loom
  4. materialize
  5. arise
  6. arrive
  7. show up
  8. come into view
  9. come-forth
  10. come out
  11. come-forward
  12. be within view
  13. be in sight
  14. present itself
  15. show itself
  16. seem
  17. expose itself
  18. discover itself
  19. betray itself
  20. manifest itself
  21. rise
  22. come into sight
  23. surface
  24. become plain
  25. come-into-being
  26. be published
  27. come-to-light
  28. enter the picture
  29. recur
  30. become visible
  31. loom up
  32. develop
  33. enter
  34. break through
  35. crop-up
  36. crop-out
  37. come-along
  38. gloss
  39. burst-forth
  40. look forth
  41. turn up
  42. stand out
  43. come onto the horizon
  44. meet the eye
  45. occur
  46. look
  47. catch-the-eye
  48. spring-up
  49. pop-up
  50. bob up
  51. poke up
  52. cut-a-figure
  53. heave-in-sight
  54. see-the-light-of-day
  55. peep-out
  56. break-cover
  57. mimic
  58. rear its head
  59. show
  60. resemble
  61. show-one-s-face
  62. simulate
  63. veneer
To begin to appear or develop
(Verb)
To seem
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. seem
  2. look
  3. have the appearance
  4. resemble
  5. sound
Antonyms:
  1. be real
Be issued or published
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. come out
To present oneself publicly
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. be in attendance
  2. put in an appearance
  3. make-an-appearance
  4. answer a summons
  5. present oneself
  6. be present
  7. submit oneself
  8. arrive
  9. stand before
  10. obey an order
  11. oblige
  12. come into public notice
  13. come before the public
  14. be placed before the public
  15. come upon the stage
  16. perform
  17. turn up
  18. be there
  19. show up
  20. show-one-s-face
  21. show one's mug
Antonyms:
  1. be absent
  2. leave
  3. be missing
Synonyms:
(Adjective)
  1. apparent
  2. appearing
  3. seeming

Words Related to Appear

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