Affect
Look like
Look like verb - Bear a physical resemblance to.
Affect and look like are semantically related in pretend to be topic. Sometimes you can use "Affect" instead a verb phrase "Look like".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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In "Blond Ambition" Adelind magically disguises herself to look like Juliette and lures Nick into bed, in order to affect him with a Grimm-depowering spell.
Source: Series / Grimm - Players can change the skin of their characters to look like anything imaginable including female characters but they will always retain the same blocky human shape and changing the skin doesn't affect anything else in the game.
Source: Purely Aesthetic Gender -
Intoxication Ensues: The contents of Paula Abdul's Coke glass have this affect on Mulberry in "Scary Berry." Invisible Parents: Apparently, Mulberry's parents have spent so little time with her, she has forgotten what they look like.
Source: Webcomic / Mulberry
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