Clone and Recreate

Clone

Clone verb - To make an exact likeness of.

Recreate and clone are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Recreate" instead a verb "Clone".

Nearby Words: cloned, cloning

Recreate

Recreate verb - To bring back to a former condition or vigor.

Clone and recreate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clone" instead a verb "Recreate".

Both words in one sentence

  • Rule 63 aka: Rule 63 X-23 is pretty much an invoked version of this: A female clone created by a project attempting to recreate Weapon X, but because the genetic sample was too badly damaged on the Y chromosome, the scientist who created her decided to double the X and make the clone female, instead.
  • You Cloned Hitler! The Boys from Brazil, in which Nazis not only clone Hitler several dozen times, but attempt to recreate his upbringing as well.
  • The central premise of The Boys from Brazil (and its source novel) is a Nazi plan to clone Hitler and recreate the environment that made him who he was.
    Source: Long Game
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