Effect and Likeness

Effect

Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Likeness and effect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Likeness" instead a noun "Effect".

Likeness noun - A two-dimensional design intended to look like a person or thing.

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Effect and likeness are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Likeness".

Nearby Words: like, liken

good	good effect	good likeness
full	full effect	full likeness
exact	exact effect	exact likeness
better	better effect	better likeness
Other adjectives: similar, specific, direct, complete, original, obvious, visible, actual, real, great, interesting, unique, significant, strange, visual.

Necromancers in Dragon Age: Inquisition can do this with their Simulacrum* when the character falls, a spirit in their likeness fighting as the character without mana cost raises for 10 seconds passive coupled with Heal on Kill/Hit effects, to potentially Game-Breaking effect.

Source: Auto-Revive
All have the side-effect of allowing whole new sets of toys to be created in their likeness.

Source: Merchandise-Driven
Shock and Awe: Daraku can create huge thunderclouds in his likeness that have this effect.

Source: Manga / Cat Paradise

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