Synonyms for copy
- noun
- verb
Synonyms by meaning
Noun
1. Image
image, duplicate, facsimile, photocopy, replica, transcript, reproduction, replication, xerox, likeness, counterfeit, transcription, fake, forgery, imitation, simulacrum, bastard, counterpart, phony informal US, phoney UK, sham, photostat
Other
download, manuscript, specimen, carbon, tracing, cc, reduplication
Verb
Definitions
- n. 1
The result of copying; an identical or nearly identical duplicate of an original.
Please bring me at least 200 copies of this report. The photocopier is down the hall on the right.
- v. 1
To produce an object identical to a given object.
Please copy these reports for me.
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A copy is as nearly like the original as the copyist has power to make it; a duplicate is exactly like the original; a carbon copy of a typewritten document must be a duplicate; we may have an inaccurate copy, but never an inaccurate duplicate.
J. C. Fernald, English Synonyms and Antonyms (1914)
Example sentences
- image We need to present a good image of Algeria abroad.
- duplicate I left a duplicate key to the room with my mother.
- facsimile The facsimile here given is from the latter book.
- photocopy The school charges ten cents per photocopy.
- download Animated dots showing file download is in progress.
- cc Why is this sentence under a CC BY 2.0 FR license?
By length
- 2 letters
- cc2
- 3 letters
- ape1
- 4 letters
- take1, read1, fake1, sham1
- 5 letters
- issue2, image2, trace1, clone1, mimic2, phony2, xerox2
- 6 letters
- matter2, follow2, carbon2, phoney2
- 7 letters
- bastard2, replica3, tracing2, imitate3, forgery3, engross2
- 8 letters
- download2, transfer2, specimen3, simulate3, likeness2
- 9 letters
- duplicate3, reproduce3, imitation4, replicate3, facsimile4, photocopy4, photostat
- 10 letters
- manuscript3, transcript2, transcribe2, simulacrum
- 11 letters
- counterpart3, replication4, counterfeit3
- 12 letters
- reproduction4
- 13 letters
- transcription3, reduplication
The small number after each word is its number of syllables (cc2 = 2 syllables).