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Definitions

stat

[stat] / stæt /

NOUN

duplicate

Synonyms

STRONGEST

carbon copy duplication photocopy replica replication

STRONG

Photostat Xerox analogue carbon clone companion coordinate copycat correlate counterfeit counterpart ditto double dupe facsimile fake fellow germination imitation knockoff likeness match mate obverse parallel phony pirate reciprocal recurrence repetition ringer second similarity twin

WEAK

chip off the old block counterscript dead ringer lookalike repro spitting image

Antonyms

STRONG

difference dissimilarity enemy opposite original reality reverse unlikeness

WEAK

archetype model prototype

NOUN

facsimile

Synonyms

STRONGEST

carbon copy likeness photocopy replica

STRONG

Photostat Xerox clone copy copycat ditto double dupe duplicate look-alike mimeo miniature mirror print reduplication replication ringer transcript twin

WEAK

chip off old block dead ringer knockoff repro spitting image

Antonyms

STRONG

original

NOUN

photocopy

Synonyms

STRONG

Xerox copy duplicate reproduce

WEAK

velox

Antonyms

STRONG

original

NOUN

replica

Synonyms

STRONGEST

clone copy facsimile imitation likeness miniature model reproduction

STRONG

Xerox carbon ditto dupe flimsy look-alike mimeo mimic photocopy reduplication repeat replication

WEAK

carbon copy chip off old block repro

Antonyms

STRONGEST

difference original

NOUN

reproduction

Synonyms

STRONGEST

breeding copy facsimile imitation photocopy photograph picture print propagation recreation replica replication

STRONG

Photostat Xerox carbon clone ditto dupe fake flimsy generation increase look-alike mimeo mimeograph multiplication offprint pic portrayal procreation proliferation reduplication reenactment renewal reprinting revival transcription twin

WEAK

carbon copy chip off old block mirror image repro

Antonyms

STRONGEST

original

STRONG

decrease destruction subtraction

NOUN

spawning

Synonyms

STRONG

Photostat Xerox breeding clone copy ditto dupe facsimile fake increase mimeo mimeograph photocopy photograph picture print reprinting twin

WEAK

carbon carbon copy chip off old block flimsy generation imitation look-alike mirror image multiplication offprint pic portrayal procreation proliferation propagation recreation reduplication reenactment renewal replica replication repro revival transcription

Antonyms

STRONG

original

VERB

copy

Synonyms

STRONGEST

imitate paint photocopy plagiarize repeat replicate reproduce rewrite simulate transcribe

STRONG

Photostat Xerox carbon cartoon clone counterfeit delineate depict ditto draw dupe engrave engross fake forge limn manifold mimeo mirror mold paraphrase picture portray reduplicate reflect represent sculpture sketch trace

WEAK

knock off

Antonyms

WEAK

be original

VERB

counterfeit

Synonyms

STRONGEST

fabricate

STRONG

Xerox affect ape assume bluff carbon cheat clone coin copy defraud delude ditto do dupe fake feign forge imitate impersonate mimeo mimic mint phony pretend sham simulate

WEAK

act like circulate bad money do like go like knock off make like make money phony up put on

Antonyms

STRONG

be original differ oppose reverse tell the truth

WEAK

be honest

VERB

duplicate

Synonyms

STRONGEST

clone copy imitate mirror replicate reproduce

STRONG

Photostat Xerox counterfeit ditto double dupe echo fake manifold mimeo multiply phony photocopy pirate redo redouble reduplicate remake rework trace

WEAK

act like do a takeoff do again do like dualize go like knock off make like make replica make twofold repro take off as

Antonyms

STRONGEST

be original

STRONG

divide

VERB

replicate

Synonyms

STRONGEST

clone depict duplicate imitate mirror reflect repeat reproduce simulate

STRONG

Photostat Xerox cartoon counterfeit delineate ditto draw dupe engrave engross fake forge limn manifold mimeo mold paint paraphrase photocopy picture plagiarize portray reduplicate represent rewrite sculpture sketch trace transcribe

WEAK

carbon knock off

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Then, the hosts dig into the stat dashboard the U.N. wants to replace GDP as the main prosperity metric and debate whether GDP is even relevant enough for it to matter.

From Slate • May 30, 2026

His final stat line read like a series of increasingly ridiculous typos: 49 minutes, 41 points, 24 rebounds and three blocks.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 19, 2026

And a 1997 report from the outlet quoted a VideoScan stat indicating 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment’s colorized version of Shirley Temple’s “Heidi” sold 1.2 million copies versus 46,000 of its black-and-white version.

From Salon • May 8, 2026

This Brazilian boasted 99 for free-kick accuracy and his 'curling' stat wasn't far behind.

From BBC • May 5, 2026

“Seventy-five percent from the free-throw line,” Coach Swieteck said, which is a stat that he was probably stretching really far.

From "Okay for Now" by Gary D. Schmidt

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