Pronunciation: /fækˈsɪməli/
noun an exact copy or reproduction, especially of a document
A1 I sent a facsimile of the document to the office.
A2 Please send me a facsimile of the contract for my records.
B1 The facsimile machine is out of order, so we have to send the document via email.
B2 The facsimile of the painting was so detailed that it looked almost real.
C1 The museum displayed a facsimile of the original manuscript for visitors to see.
C2 The facsimile of the ancient artifact was created using advanced 3D printing technology.
adjective pertaining to an exact copy or reproduction
A1 The facsimile copy of the document was identical to the original.
A2 She sent a facsimile letter to confirm the appointment.
B1 The facsimile signature on the contract raised suspicions.
B2 The facsimile reproduction of the painting was of high quality.
C1 The facsimile report was indistinguishable from the original.
C2 The facsimile document was so accurate that it fooled many experts.
formal The library provided a facsimile of the original manuscript for research purposes.
informal I'll send you a facsimile of the document via email.
slang Let me shoot you a facsimile of that report real quick.
figurative The replica was a facsimile of the famous painting, indistinguishable from the original.
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