Claimed
Seeming
Seeming adjective - Appearing to be true on the basis of evidence that may or may not be confirmed.
Usage example: a seeming contradiction that disappeared upon closer analysis of the text
Claimed and seeming are semantically related in pretended topic. Sometimes you can use "Claimed" instead an adjective "Seeming".
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- Then after Wrestlemania XX Victoria was silly dancer again, her seeming split with Stevie Richards, who she claimed "needed help" was about the only nod to how she was prior.
Source: Character Check -
Then again, at the end of Molly's Story, she is claimed by the magical gemstone Twilight as the new "Protector of the Summerland" and while she goes back to seeming like a normal human, she displays definite Fae-like powers at the end.
Source: Comic Book / The Books of Magic
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