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Definitions of facsimile:

part of speech: noun

An exact copy or likeness; an accurate imitation of an original.

part of speech: noun

An exact copy of an original.

Usage examples for facsimile:

• Zinganna, in a black evening gown and a black velvet cloak, and Calilla, the housemaid, in what she believed to be a reasonable facsimile of fashionable First Level dress, and Nindrandigro, in one of his master's evening suits, emerged. "Time Crime", H. Beam Piper

• 141. Facsimile of Stanza from To a Skylark. "Halleck's New English Literature", Reuben P. Halleck

• This facsimile has been made from the copy in the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library. "His Majesties Declaration Defended", John Dryden