Pure
Pure adjective - Free from added matter.
Simulated
Simulated adjective - Being such in appearance only and made with or manufactured from usually cheaper materials.
Usage example: a simulated leopard skin rug
Both words in one sentence
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Like the Eagle, the Raptor is designed to be a pure air superiority fighter, and in simulated exercises, it has been shown that a dozen F-22s can shoot down hundreds of aircraft without a single loss.
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The Modrons, beings of pure Law, are trying to study dungeon crawls in order to understand them, so they create a simulated dungeon with randomly generated rooms, filled with identical constructs that drop "loot" which looks valuable but is entirely worthless, even as Vendor Trash.
Source: Dungeon Crawling
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