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seemingly ['si:mɪŋlɪ](a) (judging by appearances) apparemment, en apparence;∎ she has seemingly limitless amounts of money les sommes d'argent dont elle dispose semblent être illimitées(b) (from reports) à ce qu'il paraît;∎ seemingly so/not il paraît que oui/non;∎ he seemingly never received the letter à ce qu'il paraît, il n'a jamais reçu la lettre
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