The phrase "appearance of death" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing themes of mortality, symbolism, or visual representations that evoke the concept of death.
Example: "The artist's work captures the haunting beauty in the appearance of death, challenging viewers to confront their own perceptions of mortality."
Alternatives: "illusion of death" or "semblance of death".
This poison has been known to give the appearance of death only for victims to revive hours or days later.
How do the other characters onstage react to this appearance of Death the Dancer (wielding his scythe)?
I thought I would look into just one poison, perhaps the most famous, the mysterious substance swallowed by Juliet to give her the appearance of death.
The term apparent death denotes the appearance of death to bedside personnel (physician or nurse) before confirmation by clinical examination.
These are not fresh, cold water drowning victims or patients that have taken an overdose of barbiturates who can give the superficial appearance of death but who are in fact resuscitable.
Using fake blood may improve the appearance of death.
But with the character yet to be buried, and with the appearance of death-defying red witch Melisandre (Carice van Houten) in the vicinity at the 11th hour, hopes among fans that the possessor of the finest hair south of The Wall will return to fight another day have been rising.
In particular, none have (a) systematically examined all the body systems in a large series of fetal, neonatal and childhood deaths (b) assessed the MR appearance of death-induced artefacts or the effect that death and maceration may have on the MR image (c) have assessed the possible disadvantages or advantages of a minimally invasive post mortem examination in combination with MR imaging.
The most prominent pathological finding was the appearance of significant death of Schwann cells with apoptotic morphology.
The nucleus of these cells seem to have increased evidence of nuclear membrane breakdown with chromatin disorganization and severely shrunken appearance of cell death (Fig. 14c).
UV-B caused the gradual appearance of cell death irrespective of light conditions.
