image

image
n
1. likeness, representation, resemblance, simulacrum; effigy, figure, figurine, straw man, scarecrow, doll; idol, icon, fetish, joss, graven image, false god; photograph, Inf. photo, picture, snapshot, Inf. snap; portrait, portrayal, painting; sculpture, bust, statue, statuette, bronze, clay model.
2. idea, concept, conception, notion, fancy, thought, impression, perception, apprehension, opinion; picture, vision, mental picture or impression, Psychol. re-cept, Psychoanal. imago.
3. appearance, semblance, guise, aspect; form, shape, frame, cast, mold, build, cut, stamp, turn.
4. counterpart, parallel, coordinate, correspondent, complement, pendant, mate, fellow; double, Doppel-ganger, alter ego, other self; match, twin, living or very image, chip off the old block, Inf. spit and image or spitting image; copy, duplicate, reproduction, replica, facsimile, ectype; clone.
5. symbol, emblem, token; insignia, device, badge, banner; mark, earmark, hallmark.
6. type, archetype, representative, example, specimen; embodiment, incarnation, materialization.

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