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Discover LudwigThe phrase "seemingly perfect" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone that appears to be perfect or flawless, but may not actually be so. Example: The newly renovated house looked seemingly perfect on the outside, but upon closer inspection, there were some minor flaws that needed fixing.
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But his seemingly perfect life was unraveling.
Their seemingly perfect life, of course, is ripe for puncturing.
Colleagues marvel at his accessibility and his seemingly perfect recall.
A seemingly perfect day had turned terribly around.
And just why did Marie split up with the seemingly perfect Ahmad in the first place?
The most intriguing game of all, however, comes at the seemingly perfect time of 10pm.
Their lives together, so seemingly perfect, are barren in terms of literature and biology.
Above all, it can be fun to watch the seemingly perfect practice to get there.
Comparing friends' seemingly perfect lives with ours can lead us to withdraw socially.
When her seemingly perfect marriage falters, a former artist embraces some much-needed reinvention.
For Angel - innocent, blonde, seemingly perfect in every way - brings nothing but discord in her wake.
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