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match, parallel, emulate, do like, take off, hit off, reflect,
model after (554), to be fashionable.
( Phrase ). To take or catch a likeness.

To mock, mimic, ape, simulate, personate, impersonate
(554), act, represent, adumbrate, counterfeit, parody, travesty,
caricature, burlesque.

( Phrases ). To take after; follow or tread in the steps of, or
in the footsteps of ; take a leaf out of another's book; model

after; strike in with ; follow suit; to walk in the shoes of ; to
go with the stream ; to be in the fashion.
( Adjectives). Imitated, copied, matched, repeated, paral-

leled, mimic, parodied, etc., modelled after, moulded on,
paraphrastic, imitative, mimetic, slavish, mechanical, second -
hand, second-rate, imitable.
( Adverbs ). Literally, verbatim, literatim, sic, totulem verbis,

so to apeak, in so many words, word for word, mot A mot (502).
21. Result of imitation. 22. Thing copied.

COPY (Substantives ), facsimile, PROTOTYPE ( Substantives ), ori -

counterpart, effigies, effigy, form, ginal, model, pattern, standard,
likeness, similitude , semblance, type, Beale, scantling, archetype,
reflex, portrait, photograph (556), protoplast, antitype, module,

enlargement, miniature, study, exemplar, example, eneample,
cast, ectype, autotype, electro- paradigm, fugleman, lay figure.

note.
type, imitation, replica, repre-
sentation, adumbration. Text, copy, design, key-
plasm,
matrix, last,
Mould,
Duplicate, transcript, repeti - proplasm, mint, negative.
tion (101), rechauffe, reflection, ( Verbs ). To set a copy, to set

shadow, record ( phonograph ). an example.
( Phrases ). A second edition; a
twice- told tale; a chip of the old

block ; like father, like son.

Rough copy, fair copy, carbon copy, rough cast, titxiuche,
draft or draught, proof, brouillon, protoplast, reprint.

Counterfeit, parody, caricature, burlesque, travesty, para-
phrase, forgery.

4 ° . GENERAL RELATION
23. AGREEMENT ( Substantives ), 24. DISAGREEMENT (Substan -
accord, accordance, unison, uni- tives), discord, discordance, dis-

formity, harmony, union, con - sonance, disharmony, dissidence,
cord, concert, concordance (714 ), discrepancy, unconformity, dis-

cognation, conformity, conson - conformity, nonconformity, in-
ance, consentaneousness, con - congruity, incongruence, mes -

sensus, consistency, congruity, alliance, discongruity, jarring,

congruence, congeniality, corres - clashing, jostling (713), incon-
pondence, parallelism. sistency inconsonance, disparity,

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Fitness, pertinence, suitable - disproportion, disproportionate-
ness, adaptation, meetness, pat - ness, variance, jar, misfit.
ness, relevancy, aptitude, coap - ( Phrase ). Concordia discord.