“Seemingly truthful” in Japanese
Short answer
Seemingly truthful in Japanese is “実しやか” (makotoshiyaka). Full meaning: plausible (but untrue), credible (e.g. lie), specious, seemingly truthful.
Other ways to say “Seemingly truthful” in Japanese
誠しやか
makotoshiyaka plausible (but untrue), credible (e.g. lie), specious, seemingly truthful
真しやか
makotoshiyaka plausible (but untrue), credible (e.g. lie), specious, seemingly truthful
真実しやか
makotoshiyaka plausible (but untrue), credible (e.g. lie), specious, seemingly truthful
まことしやか
makotoshiyaka plausible (but untrue), credible (e.g. lie), specious, seemingly truthful
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