Use for objects derived from or made to resemble original existing objects. Implies less precise and faithful imitation than does the term "reproductions." When copies are presented with intent to deceive, use "forgeries" or "counterfeits." When more than one similar work is produced by the same maker, use "replicas" or "versions."
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versions
reproductions
reductions
forgeries
enlargements
duplicates
counterproofs
13yrs ago
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