Clone
Clone verb - To make an exact likeness of.
Usage example: will clone the designer outfit for the ready-to-wear market
Forge
Forge verb - To move forward along a course.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Made from, respectively, the Shroud of Turin and a tooth of the original Buddha by a doomsday cult, they and their other clone friends rebelled against the cult and went off to forge their own lives.
Source: Literature / The Killing Star - Ultimate Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman is an Opposite-Sex Clone of Peter Parker, introduced in the Ultimate Clone Saga as the only Spider-Clone not to die or go completely mad, and who then sets off to forge her own identity.
- Golems of the Forge: In the aftermath of the destruction of the Mist, when the Forge twins, sometimes-allies of the Knights, create a golem clone of the Hierophant called Adam, it escapes and prepares to ascend to godhood in order to fulfill the wishes of the original Hierophant.
Source: Roleplay / Demigod Power
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