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Discover Ludwig"made to appear" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You use "made to appear" when you are describing something that has been given an appearance, usually in order to deceive or give a false impression. For example: The mayor was made to appear guilty, even though no evidence was presented.
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Everything is made to appear ordinary.
She is made to appear absolutely anodyne.
Phones can be made to appear out of service.
That these may be made to appear there must be a new trial.
Outmaneuvered in the conference, the Puritans were made to appear petty in their requests.
The figures share or are made to appear to share the room with the beholder.
If you miss the second time, you are made to appear before the F.D.J.
And so is was made to appear in Wessel Smitter's novel, "F.
Mannequins are often made to appear even more giraffelike than actual models.
Was Lello made to appear too rough-edged on the page?
They move easily, in balance, made to appear that way through thousands of hours of repetition.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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