Appearing to be true or real; probable.
[From Latin vērīsimilis : vērī, genitive of vērum, truth (from neuter sing. of vērus, true) + similis, similar; see similar.]
verisimilarly ver'i·sim'i·lar·ly adv.
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appearing to be true or real
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