Autograph
Autograph verb - To write one's name on (as a document).
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Synonyms for Autograph
Copy and autograph are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Copy" instead a verb "Autograph".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- He has vocally disapproved of the port, even while he was still employed by Tecmo, and has reportedly refused to autograph any copy of the game.
Source: Disowned Adaptation - The fourth is hesitant, saying it's a big wish, but after Stalin insists, he asks for a copy of Stalin's book "The Questions of Leninism" with an autograph, for inspiration.
Source: Mundane Wish -
Running Gag: Every time she meets someone new, upon discovering that she really is that Kin Arad, they whip out whatever their local version of a copy of her book Continuous Creation is to have her autograph it.
Source: Literature / Strata
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