A simulacrum.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin simulācrum. See simulacrum.]
simulacre
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sim·u·la·cre (sĭm'yə-lā'kər, -lăk'ər)  |
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noun
- Something closely resembling another: carbon copy, copy, duplicate, facsimile, image, likeness, reduplication, replica, replication, reproduction, simulacrum. Law counterpart. See same/different/compare.
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