現あらわれる

表れる means feelings or conditions become visibly manifest, close to the figurative sense of 反映 but without implying a source being mirrored in a result.

表れる is the neutral word for feelings or traits becoming visible, while にじみ出る stresses that they surface subtly and gradually, almost against one's will.

現れる is a broad word for 'to appear,' while 浮かぶ specifically describes something rising up from below to become visible.

現れる is a general word for 'appear' or 'come out', whereas 浮かび上がる specifically emphasizes emerging from below or from obscurity into view.

現れる emphasizes the moment something becomes visible or appears, while やって来る focuses on the act of coming toward the speaker or a point in time.

現れる is the everyday native verb for 'to appear', while 出現する is a more formal, noun-based expression often used in written or descriptive contexts.

現れる means to appear or come into view, the direct opposite of 潜む, which means to stay hidden out of sight.

現れる means to appear or show oneself, the direct opposite of 忍ぶ's sense of hiding one's presence.

現れる means to appear or come out into the open, the opposite of 潜る's sense of going underground or hiding.

現れる means to appear or emerge, the opposite of 無くなる when it describes an intangible thing like a feeling vanishing.