Direct
Direct verb - To cause to move to a central point or along a restricted pathway.
Look like
Look like verb - Bear a physical resemblance to.
Both terms in one sentence
- That's only when directly engaging in a fight, though; he much prefers overly convoluted plans to make his enemies look like fool and avoiding direct combat.
- The DVD cover makes it look like one of those cheap, direct-to-video family movies.
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Awesome Personnel Carrier: What the Pakistanis use to get the American troops out: big and thick-armored APCs that look like they could take direct hits from tanks and keep going.
Source: Film / Black Hawk Down
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