verisimilar

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The space is determined merely by the indication of the boundaries This document is also the charter of a royal donation: it is not clear whether the below-mentioned objects are the price, or if, what is much more verisimilar, they are only the accessoria of the field Footnote 5: Measurer is expressed by "masi-han Footnote 6: Cf. I Kings x.

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  1. adjective Appearing to be true or real; probable.

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  1. From Latin vērīsimilis : vērī, genitive of vērum, truth (from neuter sing. of vērus, true; see wērə-o- in Indo-European roots) + similis, similar; see similar.

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  1. After similar (cf. Spanish verisímil = Portuguese verisimil = lt. verisimile), from Latin verisimilis, properly veri similis, having the appearance of truth: veri, genitive of verum, truth (neuter of verus, true); similis, like: see very and similar.
 

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/vɛrɪˈsɪmɪlər/
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