Copy
Transfer
Transfer verb - To give over the legal possession or ownership of.
How words are described
| human | human copy | human transfer |
| good | good copy | good transfer |
| female | female copy | female transfer |
| full | full copy | full transfer |
| Other adjectives: direct, perfect, complete, free, straight, simple, actual, entire, evil, partial, unauthorized, new, final, robotic, genetic, digital. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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She murders the Heretic, an aged-up clone of her son Damian, for being "flawed" — he wanted to copy/transfer Damian's memories of his childhood into his own mind so he could better love Talia.
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Many people in MPD Psycho are able to transfer or copy their personalities, but Tetora uses this power whenever practical (though he always returns to (or stays in, if he made a copy) his original body fairly fast).
Source: Body Surf - Schild's Ladder and Incandescence are in a far-future civilization where people can copy or transfer their minds between organic and cybernetic chassis at their convenience; space travel is usually done by commissioning a new body on the destination planet and then beaming the mind over.
Source: Brain Uploading
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