Changed
Induced
Induced adjective - Brought about or caused; not spontaneous.
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Changed and induced are semantically related in affected topic. Sometimes you can use "Changed" instead the word "Induced" as a verb or an adjective.
Nearby Words: inducement, inducing
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- The National Crows Party also has its name changed to reflect on Dolf's dub-induced new species.
- In the anime, the drug was removed, and the resulting trip was changed from a drug-induced hallucination into a psychotic hallucination.
Source: G-Rated Drug - Dub-Induced Plot Hole: Tina was supposed to be renamed "Princess Leilani" in the localization of the first game, but her name was only changed in the manual and not in the game's actual ending text.
Source: Video Game / Adventure Island
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