simulacrum
n . 像,影,模拟物
像,影,模拟物
simulacrum n 1 :
an insubstantial or vague semblance 2 :
a representation of a person (
especially in the form of sculpture ); "
the coin bears an effigy of Lincoln "; "
the emperor '
s tomb had his image carved in stone " [
synonym : {
effigy },
{
image }, {
simulacrum }]
Simulacrum \
Sim `
u *
la "
crum \,
n .;
pl . {
Simulacra }. [
L .
See {
Simulate }.]
A likeness ;
a semblance ;
a mock appearance ;
a sham ; --
now usually in a derogatory sense .
[
1913 Webster ]
Beneath it nothing but a great simulacrum . --
Thackeray .
[
1913 Webster ]
209 Moby Thesaurus words for "
simulacrum ":
Prospero ,
acting ,
affectation ,
airiness ,
ally ,
alter ego ,
analogon ,
analogue ,
angle ,
appearance ,
aspect ,
associate ,
attitudinizing ,
bluff ,
bluffing ,
brother ,
certified copy ,
cheat ,
cheating ,
clinquant ,
close copy ,
close match ,
cognate ,
color ,
coloring ,
companion ,
complement ,
configuration ,
congenator ,
congener ,
coordinate ,
copy ,
correlate ,
correlative ,
correspondent ,
counterfeit ,
counterpart ,
dead ringer ,
deception ,
delusion ,
delusiveness ,
disguise ,
dissemblance ,
dissembling ,
dissimulation ,
double ,
dummy ,
duplicate ,
ectype ,
effect ,
effigy ,
eidolon ,
equivalent ,
ersatz ,
exact likeness ,
facade ,
face ,
facet ,
fair copy ,
faithful copy ,
fake ,
fakement ,
fakery ,
faking ,
fallaciousness ,
false air ,
false appearance ,
false front ,
false light ,
false show ,
falseness ,
falsity ,
fashion ,
feature ,
feigning ,
feint ,
fellow ,
figure ,
forgery ,
form ,
four -
flushing ,
frame -
up ,
fraud ,
front ,
gestalt ,
gilt ,
gloss ,
guise ,
hoax ,
humbug ,
humbuggery ,
icon ,
idealization ,
idol ,
illusionism ,
illusionist ,
illusiveness ,
image ,
imago ,
imitation ,
immateriality ,
impostor ,
imposture ,
impression ,
junk ,
kindred spirit ,
light ,
like ,
likeness ,
lineaments ,
living image ,
living picture ,
look ,
magic ,
magic act ,
magic show ,
magician ,
manner ,
masquerade ,
match ,
mate ,
meretriciousness ,
miniature ,
mirroring ,
mock ,
model ,
near duplicate ,
obverse ,
ostentation ,
outward show ,
parallel ,
paste ,
pasticcio ,
pastiche ,
pendant ,
phase ,
phasis ,
phony ,
photograph ,
picture ,
pinchbeck ,
playacting ,
portrait ,
pose ,
posing ,
posture ,
prestidigitation ,
pretense ,
pretension ,
pretext ,
put -
on ,
put -
up job ,
reciprocal ,
reference ,
reflection ,
regard ,
representation ,
resemblance ,
respect ,
ringer ,
rip -
off ,
rubbing ,
second self ,
seeming ,
semblance ,
shadow ,
sham ,
shape ,
shoddy ,
show ,
showing ,
side ,
similitude ,
simulation ,
sister ,
slant ,
sleight of hand ,
sorcerer ,
sorcery ,
soul mate ,
specious appearance ,
speciousness ,
spit ,
spit and image ,
spitting image ,
style ,
such ,
suchlike ,
swindle ,
tally ,
the like of ,
the likes of ,
tinsel ,
total effect ,
trace ,
tracing ,
twin ,
twist ,
unactuality ,
unreality ,
unsubstantiality ,
varnish ,
very image ,
very picture ,
view ,
viewpoint ,
whited sepulcher ,
window dressing ,
wise
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