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Apparaître is a French verb that translates to "to appear" or "to emerge" in English. It is derived from the Latin verb apparēre, meaning "to show oneself" or "to become visible." The verb is commonly used to describe the act of something becoming visible, whether it is a physical object, a person, or an abstract concept.

In its most literal sense, apparaître can refer to the physical emergence of something into view. For example, a person might apparaître from behind a curtain, or a star might apparaître in the night sky. The verb can also be used to describe the manifestation of something less tangible, such as an idea or a feeling. For instance, a new trend might apparaître in society, or a sense of unease might apparaître in a tense situation.

Apparaître is a regular -re verb in French and follows the typical conjugation patterns for this verb group. Its past participle is apparu. The verb can be used in various tenses and moods to convey different nuances of appearance and emergence. For example, it can describe a sudden appearance (il est apparu soudainement) or a gradual emergence (la solution a peu à peu apparu). The concept of appearing is fundamental to many descriptive and narrative contexts in the French language.