Pronunciation

/apəˈreɪns/

Definitions

Noun

• The act of appearing or the state of being present; manifestation.
• The outward appearance or aspect of something.
• A public appearance, especially by a person in a particular role or context.
• A first impression or look.
• Example: “Her new haircut gave her a fresh appearance.”
• Synonyms: presence, visage, facade, guise

Verb

• To come into view or be seen.
• To show oneself or something publicly.
• To seem or be perceived in a certain way.
• Example: “The company’s appearance improved after the makeover.”
• Synonyms: manifest, exhibit, present oneself, make one’s debut

Adjective

• Relating to the visual aspect or outer form of something.
• Seeming or appearing to be something.
• Example: “The appearance of confidence can often mask insecurity.”
• Synonyms: superficial, outward, apparent, superficial

Adverb

• In a way that affects appearance or looks.
• Example: “She carefully arranged her clothes for a neat appearance.”
• Synonyms: visibly, externally, superficially, outwardly

Phrases

• “Make a good first appearance” refers to creating a favorable initial impression.
• “Keep up a good appearance” means to maintain a tidy or respectable appearance.
• “Appearance is not everything” suggests that inner qualities are more important than outer looks.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “His appearance at the event was unexpected.”
• Verb: “She made a stunning appearance at the awards ceremony.”
• Adjective: “The house needed some renovations to improve its appearance.”
• Adverb: “He always makes sure to maintain a professional appearance at work.”

Synonyms

• Look
• Glimpse
• Form
• Profile
• Show