duplicate
/ˈduːplɪkət/
noun
- An exact copy of something.
- The artist painted a duplicate of the original portrait.
- I lost my passport, so I requested a duplicate from the embassy.
- Please make a duplicate of the key for our guest.
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verb
- To make an exact copy of something.
- Scientists tried to duplicate the results of the experiment.
- Can you duplicate this report for the meeting?
- The machine can duplicate a key in under a minute.
- To repeat or do something again in the same way.
- We cannot duplicate that level of service without more staff.
- She duplicated her earlier performance with another perfect score.
- The team hopes to duplicate last year's success.
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adjective
- Being an exact copy of something else.
- The duplicate files were deleted to save space.
- She found a duplicate copy of the book at the library.
- He kept a duplicate set of keys in his desk.
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