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present tense form of model (3rd person singular).
plural of model.

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models

Part of Speech:

All (6) Noun (4) Verb (2)

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imitation, replica n.
example, standard n.
person, thing that poses n.
type, version n.
form, shape v.
display, pose v.

NOUN

imitation, replica

Synonyms

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copy figure image painting photograph picture portrait

STRONG

cartoon clone copycat ditto dummy duplicate effigy engraving facsimile figurine illustration layout look-alike miniature mock-up paste-up pocket print relief representation ringer setup sketch statue statuette tracing

WEAK

dead ringer game plan knock-off spitting image visual

Antonyms

STRONG

being entity original

WEAK

photographer

NOUN

example, standard

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design ideal original pattern prototype symbol type

STRONG

apotheosis archetype criterion emblem embodiment epitome exemplar gauge hero lodestar mirror mold nonesuch nonpareil paradigm paragon quintessence saint touchstone

WEAK

beau ideal role model

Antonyms

STRONG

guess

WEAK

photographer

NOUN

person, thing that poses

Synonyms

STRONG

dummy manikin mannequin nude sitter subject

Antonyms

WEAK

photographer

NOUN

type, version

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configuration design form kind mode style variety

STRONG

mark

Antonyms

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photographer

VERB

form, shape

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create design

STRONG

base carve cast fashion mold pattern plan sculpt

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photograph

VERB

display, pose

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STRONGEST

represent wear

STRONG

parade sit sport

WEAK

set example show off

Antonyms

WEAK

photograph

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In these runs, the models were asked questions—many of which could be answered by retrieving data on government websites.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 26, 2026

Teams led by Google and QuEra Computing recreated related string breaking models using superconducting circuits and neutral atoms, respectively.

From Science Daily ● Sep. 26, 2026

“If we start to see that happening in China with Chinese models too, then the Chinese may take those risks more seriously,” he said.

From MarketWatch ● Sep. 26, 2026

“Some involved government websites because our models often turn to them as authoritative sources of public information,” OpenAI said in a statement.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 26, 2026

Rather, they do so purely for their own instruction, transcribing their models accurately yet with their own inimitable rhythm.

From "History of Art, Volume 1" by H.W. Janson