Semblances

/ˈsɛmblənsɪz/

Definitions

  1. (n. pl.) Plural of semblance; an outward appearance or apparent form, especially if misleading or deceptive in a legal context.
    The contract had only the semblances of a genuine agreement, lacking true mutual consent.

Forms

  • semblance

Commentary

Used primarily as plural of 'semblance'; the term often relates to appearances or forms that may mask true legal substance.

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