Effect
Wore
Effect and wore are semantically related in be clothed in topic. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a verb "Wore".
Both words in one sentence
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Pepper era of The Beatles came into effect when the former moptops wore mustaches, muttonchops and beards, and John wore his famous round glasses.
Source: Expository Hairstyle Change -
The forehead touch is similar to a "phantom limb" effect: David wore glasses, and switching from wearing glasses for years to not wearing glasses still leaves behind the feeling of wearing glasses.
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Mr. 450 wore fangs in World Wrestling League promotional photos, seemingly for this effect after putting away baby face Sensacional Carlitos in their "final battle".
Source: Fangs Are Evil
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