The hero of this article is a word that is rarely used in communication, but is often used in texts. The word is "appearance". Masculine noun. Inanimate.
To the question of what a look is, we briefly answer that it can mean the appearance (of a person, a locality, an object, etc.), a person’s mental warehouse and his character. The word has both direct and figurative meanings.
Neighbors of the word "look"
To accurately convey what is written or said, adjectives such as incomprehensible, main, miraculous, natural, pernicious, shameful, poetic, racial, inexplicable, mystical, mysterious, symbolic, mysterious, obscure, are used along with the word "appearance", aesthetic, mythical, adequate, amazing, ideal, mental, vague, bizarre, unpredictable.
The question of what kind of appearance is often answered: dominant, mental, harmonious. Alsoappearance can be magical, shameful, primordial.
Developing the theme of what is appearance, we note that this noun can be seen in texts in such phrases as "moral character", "moral character", "spiritual character", "human character". Below is a picture for the phrase "original appearance".
Verbs that are friends with the word "look"
The image can be embodied, recreated, provided, combined, supplemented, combined, formulated, created, supplemented, characterized, sculpted, interpreted, streamlined, built, reproduced, manifested.
The appearance can be determined, result, affect, correspond, portray, exclude, manifest, get rid of, contrive, form, take shape, associate, achieve, provide.
Associations and synonyms, scope of use
The word "appearance" is associated on the Internet with the words "face", "image", "mirror", "person". "mask", "impression", "ghost", "character", "representation", "shadow", "clothes", "character", "appearance", "silhouette".
Similar in meaning to "appearance" are words such as "appearance", "appearance", "figure", "character", "shape", "image".
Most often the wordused in general vocabulary, in the field of aviation, geology, psychology.
Film with the word "look"
In 1936, the British film "The Vision of the Future" was released, directed by director William Cameron Menzies. Here is a photo from the filming of this picture.
This fantastic drama takes the viewer to 1940, to the city of Everytown. Here, on the eve of Christmas, a festive atmosphere still reigns, although posters with the frightening words "Threat of war" have already begun to appear throughout the city.
