Mentioned
Seeming and mentioned are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seeming" instead an adjective "Mentioned".
Nearby Words: mention, mentioning
Both words in one sentence
- A veriation can occur where the trope name is mentioned to indicate two different things seeming almost the same, though often used for laughs, for instance in "Blackmail" is Such an Ugly Word.
Source: You Say Tomato -
None are seen or mentioned later on, with the only superhumans seeming to exist being the "heroes" of Vought-American.
Source: Comic Book / The Boys - Despite the seeming mundanity of the origin, bezoars seem to be quite rare, as they are mentioned to be expensive, and the school's potion ingredients store contains only a few.
Source: Panacea
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