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apparition (iou)



apparition noun. LME.
[Old & mod. French, or Latin apparitio(n-) attendance, service, from apparit- pa. ppl stem of apparere APPEAR: see -ITION.]
The action of appearing or becoming visible, esp. where this is unexpected or unusual. LME.
Sir W. Scott Presbyterian divines put to the rout by a sudden apparition of the foul fiend. H. G. Wells The Arabic chroniclers note their apparition upon the Caspian, and give them the name of Russians. V. Woolf The silent apparition of an ashen-coloured ship.
b. Astronomy. The appearance of a comet or Other body after a period of invisibility; the period during which it is visible. M16.
C. Sagan In 1301, Giotto..witnessed another apparition of Comet Halley.
c. The Epiphany of Christ; the festival commemorating it. E17-E18.
Semblance, appearance; aspect. LME-M17.
R. Boyle By their whiteishness, to emulate in some measure the apparition of Light. Milton A dream, Whose inward apparition gently moved My fancy.
Something which appears, esp. if remarkable or unexpected; a phenomenon. L15.
Gibbon So strange an apparition excited his surprise and indignation.
b. spec. A ghost, a phantom; a supernatural appearance. L16.
Shakespeare Julius Caesar I think it is the weakness of mine eyes That shapes this monstrous apparition. J. Clavell I thought that I was seeing another apparition,..a ghost.
An illusion; a sham. Only in 17.
apparitional adjective of or pertaining to an apparition; spectral, subjective: E19.

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