In effect
In effect adjective - Exerting force or influence.
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Standing and in effect are semantically related in established topic. In some cases you can use "Standing" instead an adjective phrase "In effect".
Standing
Standing adjective - Fixed in a place or position.
In effect and standing are semantically related in established topic. Sometimes you can use "In effect" instead an adjective "Standing".
Nearby Word: stand
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Continuity Reboot: Actually averted - while a new Marvel Universe is being made, all standing histories are still in effect.
Source: Comic Book / Secret Wars (2015) -
Nitro has drunken boxing as a stance in character customization... however, there are no actual drunk boxing moves in the game, and the walk animation doesn't change... so in effect, it's possible to make a character that stumbles drunkenly while standing still... and that's about it.
Source: Drunken Boxing -
Older Than They Look may be in effect by then, but at the time of her death, Idun looks like the animation model used for Elsa at the coronation with brown hair and a different dress, which looks egregious when an 18-year-old Elsa is standing right in front of her.
Source: Disney / Frozen
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