Copy and Stamp

Copy

Copy noun - Something that is made to look exactly like something else.

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Stamp and copy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stamp" instead the word "Copy" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: copied, copying, copier, copyist

Stamp noun - A perceptible trace left by pressure.

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Copy and stamp are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Copy" instead the word "Stamp" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: stamped, stamping, stamper

old	old copy	old stamp
complete	complete copy	complete stamp
legal	legal copy	legal stamp
single	single copy	single stamp
Other adjectives: personal, new, extra, last, giant, promotional, stolen.

someone	copy someone	stamp someone
form	copy form	stamp form
way	copy way	stamp way
personality	copy personality	stamp personality
Other words: magic, opponent, powers.

Towards the end, his The Dragon points out that if he really needed the money so badly, the villain could simply have sold the copy of the stamp he already owns.

Source: Could Have Avoided This Plot
In Jeff Stage's novel Chasing Jenny, the villain is trying to obtain a copy of a rare stamp from the accomplice who helped him steal four of them decades before.

Source: Shaggy Dog Story / Literature
Since the National Poet of England didn't have a Xerox to print off an official copy and fax to his agent, any edition of his plays that claim to be straight from the Upstart Crow's mouth are, as far as we can be absolutely certain, actually just ascended Fanon with an academic stamp of approval.

Source: Creator / William Shakespeare

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