Semblance - Law Dictionary Search Results
Seem
To appear or to appear to be to have a show or semblance to present an appearance to look to strike ones apprehension or fancy as being to be taken as
Seemer
One who seems one who carries or assumes an appearance or semblance
Seemingly
In appearance in show in semblance apparently ostensibly
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VerbarSimulacrum
A likeness a semblance a mock appearance a sham now usually in a derogatory sense
Colourable
Colourable, 'Colour', according to Black's Legal Dictionary, is 'an appearance, semblance or simulacrum, as distinguished from that which is real.... a deceptive appearance.... a lack of reality'. A thing
Jus imaginis
Jus imaginis, the right of using pictures and statutes of ancestors among the Romans. It had some semblance to the right of bearing a coat of arms amongst us.
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