👉 In linguistics and philosophy, a semblative is a concept used to describe an object or phenomenon that appears to be identical in appearance but not necessarily the same as what it actually is. It is often used metaphorically, with "seminous" referring to something that seems like it might be the same thing when viewed from different angles. The term is typically associated with the idea of a resemblance or similarity between two things that appear to be identical in appearance but are not necessarily the same. This
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Slang Definition:
"SELL ME YOUR SKELETON" - This is a classic "semblation," where someone attempts to sell something as if they were the real thing. Example Sentence: "I found a bone in the attic, but I can't tell if it's real. It looks like it belongs to me." "SELL ME YOUR SKELETON!"
