Synonyms for appearing
ap·pear·ing

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1. appearance, appearing, coming into courtnoun

   formal attendance (in court or at a hearing) of a party in an action

   Synonyms:
   coming into court, appearance, visual aspect, show

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1. • Attendance

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1. List of paraphrases for "appearing":

   contained, emerging

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1. Eric Foley:

   First lady Ri seems to have been portrayed as offering guidance – not to her husband, of course, but to the factory workers. It is rare for anyone other than Kim Jong Un, or Kim Jong Il or Kim Il Sung before him, to publicly offer guidance to anyone, even at the highest level, most trusted people are rarely ever shown doing that. So this certainly shows a high level of official trust in her. It also suggests an effort to bolster and soften the public positioning of the Pyongyang line to have him visit a cosmetics factory, and have them both appearing to offer guidance to the workers.

2. Eric Bolling:

   I don't know of any video Nicole Saphier was in prior to or after appearing on my show. Frankly, I was shocked when Nicole Saphier made the accusation, i asked our producers to add Nicole Saphier to the show for the express purpose of debunking the conspiracy theory. I believe viewers see that I did not and do not endorse Nicole Saphier theory.

3. Pat Boone:

   Each performance I do, I know it’s my last one, wherever I’m appearing these days, I tell the audience goodbye because I won’t be back. It’s not really sad… [Because] wherever I appear, everyone who’s in the audience is part of my life for those 90 minutes or so. Our lives are intertwined… I’m living my memories on stage.

4. Ramin Setoodeh:

   From Angelina Jolie to Paul Rudd, A-list stars are appearing on Netflix – and there’s no doubt it’s been good for them, expect that to continue.

5. Mike Lawler:

   How someone could have signed off on this, a question that seemingly calls into question the very right for Israel to exist, is beyond absurd, it is imperative that we take on antisemitism wherever it attempts to take root and a thorough investigation into this matter should help prevent a question of this nature from ever appearing on a state Regents Exam again.