Acted
Put on
Put on adjective - Adopted in order to deceive.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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He wasn't actually meant to be the real Gandhi anyway, but a clone who acted that way because he had to live down the intense pressure put on him from being the clone of such a great man.
Source: Americans Hate Tingle -
Lucy gets Put on a Bus, Paulo begins to break down, and Mike finally begins to realize how horribly he'd acted in the past few months.
- Batkain - In the voice-acted DS version, Kain's English voice is astonishingly deep, so much so that his normal speaking voice sounds like the affected speech put on by Batman in the Nolanverse films... hence, Batkain.
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