Genuine
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
Both words in one sentence
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There are many, many other examples - stunt planes, crop-dusters, a multitude of flying boats - some pulled from genuine aviation history and others seeming to parody it.
Source: Western Animation / TaleSpin - Carrot gives off this impression to some, if only because they're unable to tell if his seeming pure-heartedness is genuine, or an incredibly convincing ruse to get what he needs.
Source: Creepy Good - There are some hints, however, that his development may turn out to be genuine, such as seeming to lament that hurting people is all he's good at after insulting Roy out of a breakdown due to Durkon's vampirification.
Source: Stupid Evil
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Seeming and Genuine. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 21, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/genuine/seeming
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