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“Seeming” in Japanese

Short answer
思しい oboshii おぼしー

Seeming in Japanese is “思しい” (oboshii). Full meaning: seeming (to be), appearing, apparently.

Other ways to say “Seeming” in Japanese

らしい rashii seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ... 見せ掛け misekake seeming, pose, show, pretense, sham, mock ラシ rashi seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ... 覚しい oboshii seeming (to be), appearing, apparently ラシい rashii seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ... せ se so, really, seeming 思わしい omowashii satisfactory, desirable, favourable, good, suitable; seeming (to be), appearing おぼしい oboshii seeming (to be), appearing, apparently 思しき oboshiki seeming (to be), appearing, apparently らしかる rashikaru seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ... らしふ rashuu seeming ..., appearing ...; -ish, like a ..., typical of ..., appropriate for ..., becoming of ..., worthy of the name ...

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