Right
Right adjective - Being exactly as appears or as claimed.
Usage example: despite the name, New York's East River is a strait and not a right river
Simulated
Simulated adjective - Lacking in natural or spontaneous quality.
Usage example: the simulated friendliness in public of two politicians who can't stand each other in private
Both words in one sentence
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Elaborate Underground Base: The show has two examples so far: There's a massive simulated city battleground located right under the gun shop.
Source: Manga / Sabagebu! -
The simulated city introduced right at the beginning contains a 3D model of a single apartment and enough of the rest of the city to accurately reproduce what you can see out of the window.
Source: Invisible Wall - The simulated physics in those games require that you must tune your car to the right settings in order to make your car perform like the machines from Initial D.
Source: Difficult but Awesome
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