Plastic
Plastic adjective - Lacking in natural or spontaneous quality.
Usage example: there's usually a plastic cordiality at these corporate events
Right
Right adjective - Following an original exactly.
Both words in one sentence
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That's right, tiny plastic swords are worth a little bit more than $20, and beets are worth over $60.
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Rory: Because right now, I'm not.The Doctor leaves Rory a few instructions: he's living plastic, but not indestructible, so stay away from heat and radio signals.
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In one of the The Baby-Sitters Club books, Mary Anne's classmate mentions bride and groom cake toppers during a social studies class, "or maybe you could have a giant plastic wedding bell, right ..."
Source: Cake Toppers
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