Appear
Appear verb - To come into view.
Exert and appear are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Exert" instead a verb "Appear".
Nearby Words: appearance, appearing
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Trina and Nick also appear to exert power of bodily functions, while Trina and Mina Trina and Mina can resist sweating and drooling as "it's for farmers".
- It's most common in sitcoms, but can appear in dramatic works occasionally, such as if a villain is trying to smugly exert their power over the hero.
Source: How About a Smile? -
Most Time Lords from Doctor Who appear able to exert some measure of control over regeneration: choosing their next form, forcing a regeneration, or refusing to regenerate (which results in death).
Source: Voluntary Shapeshifting
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