sem·blance 
(sĕmbləns)
(sĕmbləns)n.
1. An outward or token appearance: "Foolish men mistake transitory semblance for eternal fact" (Thomas Carlyle).
2. A representation; a copy.
3. The barest trace; a modicum: not a semblance of truth to the story.
[Middle English, from Old French, from sembler, to resemble; see SEMBLABLE.]
- onerous
- onerously
- onerousness
- oneself
- one-shot
- one-sided
- one-sidedly
- one-sidedness
- Onesies
- one-size-fits-all
- (one's) level best
- one's level best
- (one's) lips are sealed
- one's lips are sealed
- (one's) own man
- one's own man
- (one's) own woman
- one's own woman
- one's self
- one-step
- one-stop
- (one's) type
- one's type
- one-time
- one-time pad