Simulated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SIMULATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SIMULATE, to take on the appearance of
• imitate the appearance or character of
• pretend to have or feel (an emotion)
• produce a computer model of
ADJECTIVE:
• being an imitation of the genuine article, usually made from cheaper material
• not genuine or real; being an imitation of the genuine article
• reproduced or made to resemble; imitative in character

Words related to SIMULATED

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Words that contain SIMULATED

dissimulated16

How to use SIMULATED in a sentence

• Salutes and honors, as a rule, are not paid by troops actually engaged in drill, on the march, or in the field under campaign or simulated campaign condition.
• Thirkle began to chuckle quietly, swaying his shoulders from side to side in his simulated hilarity.
• He is a Holmes whose Moriarty does not quite yet exist and so must be perfectly simulated.
• Tezcatlipoca received them with simulated friendship.
• But in regard to the other, an acquittal is a matter of personal prowess, of professional triumph, and possibly of well simulated feeling.
• I had a voracious appetite, and I insisted that the attendant give me the supper he was about to serve when he discovered me in the simulated throes of death.
• The mother, in contortions of real or simulated grief, was supported by two women, and the mourners brought up the rear, wailing now and then.
• And as a prelude to action, she plunged herself into a state of such profound humility, that to accuse it of being simulated would be venturesome, though it was not positive.
• In some quarters it seems to be sufficient to dismiss them with moral indignation, real or simulated.
• These protests of simulated affection greatly disgust Siegfried, who is well aware of the fact that they are nothing but the merest pretence.
• It has been suggested, for instance, that our professed zeal for treaty rights and for the interests of small States is a newborn and simulated passion.
• For the imagination is the real magician, of whose marvels all simulated magic is but a clumsy and mechanical imitation.
• The undertaking did indeed at times appear to me a foolhardy one, but the confidence of the woman of Bulika, real or simulated, always overcame my hesitancy.
• The design is a simulated balcony ornamented with tall candelabra.
• His professed patriotism was to a certain extent real, but it was narrow and invidious where true, and it was for the most part simulated.
• Nitocris, of course, saw this, and simulated a delightful unconsciousness.
• Again, she may not have been as badly hurt as you supposed, and also she may have simulated an injury hoping she would get a chance to escape unobserved.
• The friendship you have simulated for him must have made you know how warm-hearted and kind and unsuspicious his nature is.
• And they forget, while they are studying man, that he is studying woman, and testing her susceptibility to flattery and her readiness to believe in his simulated infatuation.
• This was a head-dance, the taken head being simulated by a ball of fern-tree pith stuck on a spear fixed in the ground.
• Rejlander has simulated this expression with some success.
• All alone he simulated the murmur of a crowd, and this gave him a right to the title of Engastrimythos, which he took.
• Thus he had simulated the effects of the drug, and had really thrown his tormentors off the track.
• The New Life, and perhaps the future life, are undeniably indicated in the Australian mysteries by the simulated Resurrection.
• To these details I listened with well simulated interest.
• Clayton had a slight hitch in her gait of late from rheumatic suffering, which he simulated solemnly, notwithstanding every effort on my part to restrain him.
• A cyclone was also simulated, and a whole village blown out of existence.
• There was a case well known to me where a young officer simulated delirium tremens in order to get near to a Sister of Charity.
• The ribs of the arches are accurately represented by the branches which meet above, as the columns which support them are simulated by the great shafts.
• There were limits of familiarity and simulated affection beyond which she could not drive herself to go.
• So the latter grew disquieted, and found it a little hard to preserve the character of cheerful mystery which he simulated to Cornelia.
• Noiselessly he stole back to the couch of his guest, whom he found apparently asleep, though, in truth, the slumber was simulated out of deference to the anxieties of the old man.
• To that she owed her hours of simulated companionship with him, his tenderness for her, his willingness to make her pleasures his own.

Similar words containing SIMULAT without suffix ed

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