Copy and Reconstruct

Copy

Copy verb - To make an exact likeness of.

Usage example: for the movie, set designers copied the Oval Office in the White House down to the smallest detail

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Reconstruct and copy are semantically related In some cases you can use "Reconstruct" instead a verb "Copy".

Nearby Words: copied, copying, copier, copyist

Reconstruct verb - Build again.

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Copy and reconstruct are semantically related in reorganize topic. Sometimes you can use "Copy" instead a verb "Reconstruct".

skill	copy skill	reconstruct skill
body	copy body	reconstruct body
list	copy list	reconstruct list
technology	copy technology	reconstruct technology
Other words: data, weapon, memory, version, times, appearances, memories, forms.

It's Tommy Elliot, AKA Hush, who later uses pieces of other people's faces to surgically reconstruct his own into a copy of Bruce Wayne's.

Source: Self-Surgery
Ultimately, she is unable to restore the lost information and identify the killer, but she is able to reconstruct the face of a witness who happens to have an un-doctored copy of the tape.

Source: Literature / Rising Sun
Also, since the copy-protection scheme only kicked in sometimes and other times the game would tell you the name rather than ask for it, with patience it was possible to reconstruct the list from scratch.

Source: Copy Protection

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