Meaning & Definition of Facsimile in English
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Facsimile
An exact copy or reproduction of something.
Pronunciation:
/fækˈsɪmɪli/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
facsimilesDetailed Definitions
Definition: A precise and exact copy of a document or object.
Example Sentence: The museum displayed a facsimile of the ancient manuscript.
Definition: A method of transmitting printed material via a telephone line.
Example Sentence: She sent the contract by facsimile to the office.
Etymology
Origin: Latin, from 'facere' meaning 'to make' and 'simile' meaning 'similar'.
Synonyms
replicaduplicatecopyreproductionimitation
Common Phrases and Expressions
- facsimile machine: A device used to send and receive printed materials over telephone lines.
- facsimile transmission: The process of sending documents using a facsimile machine.
Translations
- Spanish: facsímil
- French: facsimilé
- German: Faksimile
- Russian: факсимиле
Related Words
- replica: An exact copy or model of something, especially in a smaller scale.
- duplicate: An identical copy of something.
- reproduce: To create a copy or representation of something.