Faked
Impressed
Impressed adjective - Deeply or markedly affected or influenced.
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Faked and impressed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Faked" instead a verb "Impressed".
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In the end, her husband dies and leaves a note in his will that his dementia was faked and, impressed by the woman's devotion to him, he leaves her one half of his vast estate, with the other half to be divided amongst his other squabbling children.
Source: Cinderella Circumstances
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