Dummy and Statue

Dummy

Dummy noun - A stupid person.

Statue and dummy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Statue" instead a noun "Dummy".

Nearby Word: dummied

Statue

Statue noun - A sculpture representing a human or animal.
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Synonyms for Statue

Dummy and statue are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dummy" instead a noun "Statue".

Nearby Words: statuette, statuary

How words are described

old old dummy old statue
actual actual dummy actual statue
real real dummy real statue
big big dummy big statue
Other adjectives: wooden, little, animated, famous, new, naked, inanimate, immobile, tall, last, different, lifelike, giant, robotic, life-sized, sized.

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / A Prayer for Owen Meany The Indian chief's totem, Tabby's dressmaker's dummy, the clawless armadillo, Owen wrapped up in swaddling as baby Jesus, the vandalized statue of Mary Magdalene.
  • Roleplay / Ruby Quest In the room, they found several artifacts, like a leatherbound dummy on a rotating pivot, a small green statue of a fetus-like creature, a dial with a picture of an eye on it, and several weird staves made out of green-stained wood, along with a red, filmy substance.
  • In the light novel version, he came close to crossing the line when Aureolus Dummy turned a girl into a gold statue and then melted her.
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