Believed
Constructed and believed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Constructed" instead a verb "Believed".
Constructed
Believed and constructed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Believed" instead a verb "Constructed".
Both words in one sentence
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Multiple structures constructed at that time were excavated in the Songpa-district, including the Pungnap Toesong, an earthen wall believed to be the main structure of the city.
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He believed that diseases such as cancer were caused by an inhibited orgonal flow, and he constructed chambers called "orgone accumulators" that would infuse people with orgone energy to cure them and improve their sexual potency.
- The famous example is that because no one understood what the English phrase "squash court" meant, for many years the Soviets believed Enrico Fermi had constructed his first breeder reactor in a pumpkin patch.
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