Illusive
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
Illusive and seeming are semantically related in apparent topic. You can use "Illusive" instead an adjective "Seeming".
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- The Dresden Files: Dresden has complained about The Fair Folk's seeming inability to give him a straight answer, but has stated that being mysterious and illusive is "like crack for wizards." His allies will generally call him on it if he complains about the former to them.
Source: Hypocritical Humor / Literature
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