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Meanings of more lifelike in English

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Usage of more lifelike in English
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The effect is weirdly chilling, and somehow more lifelike in augmented reality.
Wired
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But it would be much more lifelike if it were properly dressed.
The Marvelous Land of Oz
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With two additional speakers in the surround, movies sounded better, more lifelike.
Wired
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In fact, he'd love for his subjects to appear more lifelike.
Wired
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We put it at different angles, so that it may seem more lifelike.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
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Well-recorded acoustic stuff in particular is brighter and more lifelike.
Wired
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But they're more lifelike than that-madeof materials that mimic bone, flesh, and brain.
Wired
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This technology makes toys and video games more lifelike.
Wired
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By stealth he practises until he can sign his employer's name, more lifelike almost than life!
Lewis Rand
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Yes, the pallor was melting into a film more lifelike, but the heavy eyelids looked so deathly!
Jane Allen, Junior
11
What a series of charming portraits, each more lifelike, more animated, still better than all the others!
Women of Modern France
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It will bring an arcade fighting game to your home where Pokemon will appear more lifelike than ever before.
BBC
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They looked like photos Jack had seen of the concrete cows in Milton Keynes, though those looked more lifelike.
Fears Unnamed
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Player movement is more lifelike.
The Irish Times
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The duo are eager to push the product into even more lifelike territory as the technologies involved continue to develop.
Wired
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The aerospace guys have helped the car guys improve the response time of their software, making the environment more lifelike.
Wired
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