something that seems to be, that appears to be a certain way; something appears to be but is
different from the way it looks. In
Dianetics and
Scientology it is used to mean something that looks one way but is, in
actual fact, something else. "Gives an apparency of health" whereas it's actually sick. From the
Latin, apparere, to appear.
that which appears to be, as distinct from what actually is.
the way someone or something appears to be, where this is
different from the way that they actually are.
something that seems to be, that appears to be a certain way; something appears to be but is
different from the way it looks. In
Dianetics and
Scientology it is used to mean something that looks one way but is, in
actual fact, something else. "Gives an apparency of health" whereas it's actually sick. From the
Latin, apparere, to appear. That's why you get the apparency of the earlier
moment then.
something that seems to be, that appears to be a certain way; something appears to be but is
different from the way it looks. For
example, someone "gives an apparency of health" whereas he is actually sick. From the
Latin, apparere, to appear. So the apparency of his
confusion is almost never the
confusion he is actually in.
- Study Gradients and Nomenclature (6 Aug. 64) something that seems to be, that appears to be a certain way; something that appears to be but is
different from the way it looks. In
Dianetics and
Scientology apparency is used to mean something that looks one way but is, in
actual fact, something else. For
example, a person "gives an apparency of health," whereas he is actually sick. From the
Latin, apparere, to appear.