Viruses have features including genes made from either DNa or RNA, protein coats that protect these genes, and some have a layer of fat surrounding them when they are outside a cell for insulation and protection. Retroviruses have the unique ability to change the host's RNA into mutant DNA.
Viruses are non-living organisms. They only become living once they enter a host cell. Viruses are non-living originally as they only contain either DNA or RNA, while living organisms contain both.
They can able to multiply (Copy itself), they can combine with the host (Parasite), they can change behavior (Polymorphism), they can hide (Stealth).
Artists created lifelike portraits with idealized facial features.
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Stores that sell lifelike baby dolls include Toys'r'Us and Wal-Mart. If one decides that these baby dolls aren't lifelike enough, one can go to Sainsbury's.
The scenes and characters are lifelike.
The cast of Lifelike - 2005 includes: Annabel Armour Brian Hamman as Blu Rob Riley as Jack
They replicate using a host cell's metabolic machinery.
Lalaloopsy dolls are not very lifelike at all. They have buttons for eyes and what looks like 'yarn' for hair. Their heads are way over sized and their limbs are very skinny. Rather than looking lifelike, they look like a rag doll.
An example sentence for the word lifelike would be, "I walked into his house to find that he had mannequins standing up, sitting down, and just about all over the place in his dining room. The room itself appeared lifelike; almost like it was a living and breathing environment."
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personification?
Roblox
a portrait maybe