indistinguishable

The idea, then, is that such an adversarial push and pull should ultimately produce synthetic images that are indistinguishable from the real thing.

To Tarrant, conserving the purity of lands was indistinguishable from conserving white European ideals and beliefs.

Her public views are now indistinguishable from Kremlin policy and regularly go as far as calling for violence against Russia's enemies.

But his headlines are often indistinguishable from many of the falsehoods that are posted to the social network.

The lawsuit also alleges that Harvey bears an “uncanny resemblance” to Martha, saying her “accent, manner of speaking and cadence” are “indistinguishable.”