What is another word for effigy?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛfɪd͡ʒi], [ ˈɛfɪdʒi], [ ˈɛ_f_ɪ_dʒ_i]
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Synonyms for Effigy:
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n.
• artifact • copy- counter part ,
- counter parts ,
- counter-part ,
- counter-parts ,
- ectypes ,
- ersatzes ,
- micro fiche ,
- micro fiches ,
- micro-fiche ,
- micro-fiches ,
- photo copies ,
- photo-copies ,
- photo-copy ,
- re flection ,
- re flections ,
- re plica ,
- re print ,
- re prints ,
- re production ,
- re productions ,
- re-flection ,
- re-flections ,
- re-plica ,
- re-print ,
- re-prints ,
- re-production ,
- re-productions .
- idol .
- comparablenesses ,
- de lineation ,
- de lineations ,
- de-lineation ,
- de-lineations ,
- knock offs ,
- knock-offs ,
- knockoffs ,
- re semblance ,
- re semblances ,
- re-semblance ,
- re-semblances .
- game plan ,
- look alike ,
- mock up ,
- mock-up ,
- mock-ups ,
- paste up ,
- paste-up ,
- pasteup ,
- statuettes ,
- visuals .
Other synonyms:
- section .
Other relevant words:
- Biblical graven image ,
- Effigies ,
- Living picture ,
- Mirroring ,
- Tiki ,
- Waxworks ,
- appearance ,
- atlas ,
- bronze ,
- caryatid ,
- character ,
- colossus ,
- companion ,
- counterpart ,
- dead ringer ,
- design ,
- double ,
- dummy ,
- duplicate ,
- emblem ,
- epitome ,
- estimate ,
- exact likeness ,
- fellow ,
- fetish ,
- figure ,
- figure of speech ,
- figurehead ,
- form ,
- golden calf ,
- graven image ,
- guy ,
- head ,
- icon ,
- ikon ,
- living image ,
- look-alike ,
- match ,
- mate ,
- mental image ,
- mould ,
- paradigm ,
- parallelism ,
- persona ,
- portrait ,
- prototype ,
- puppet ,
- range ,
- reduplication ,
- reflection ,
- replication ,
- reproduction ,
- resemblance ,
- rubbing ,
- sculpture ,
- semblance ,
- shadow ,
- similarity ,
- similitude ,
- simulacre ,
- simulacrum ,
- spit and image ,
- spitting image ,
- statuette ,
- symbol ,
- trace ,
- tracing ,
- trope ,
- twin ,
- very image ,
- very picture ,
- waxwork .
- Ectype ,
- Ivories ,
- Photos ,
- Photostats ,
- Torsi ,
- Torsos ,
- almighty dollar ,
- bronzes ,
- carved figure ,
- chip off old block ,
- comparableness ,
- copy ,
- graven images ,
- image ,
- imprint ,
- knock-off ,
- knockoff ,
- likeness ,
- lookalike ,
- marbles ,
- microfiche ,
- microfiches ,
- mimeograph ,
- mimeographs ,
- model ,
- motifs ,
- offprint ,
- offprints ,
- photo ,
- photo copy ,
- picture ,
- presentment ,
- presentments ,
- re-creation ,
- re-creations ,
- representation ,
- reprint ,
- reprints ,
- rubbings ,
- statuary ,
- statue ,
- torso ,
- tracings ,
- transcription ,
- transcriptions .
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How to use "Effigy" in context?
Effigies were once believed to be a powerful form of magic. They were used as talismans and protection devices. Today, effigies are often created as a form of protest. They are powerful symbols ofcollective anger and frustration. They are used to express one's vision of the world. They can be beautiful or ugly, compassionate or aggressive, but they always communicate something.
There is something powerful and evocative about a collection of human shapes, flames, or materials transformed into a symbolic representation of something greater than the individuals that made them.
Paraphrases for Effigy:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
image.
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Noun, singular or mass
Homophones for Effigy:
- episcia, euphausiacea, epos, eaves, efface, eyepiece, epiphysis, evoke, euphagus, efficacy, epoxy, EbS, effuse, efficacious, epic, epizoic, Ephesus, epigaea, evacuee, eohippus, epoch.
Hyponym for Effigy:
n.
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artifact
representation.
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artifact
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