Knockoff and Map

Knockoff

Knockoff noun - An unauthorized copy or imitation.

Map and knockoff are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Map" instead a noun "Knockoff".

Map

Map noun - An illustration of certain features of a geographical area.
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Synonyms for Map

Knockoff and map are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Knockoff" instead a noun "Map".

Nearby Words: mapping, mapped, mapper

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Dragon Age: Inquisition There's an entire line of missions on the war map related to Varric using Inquisition resources to track down the author publishing the knockoff Hard in Hightown 2 books that he potentially found in Mark of the Assassin.
  • Video Game / Far Cry 4 Several sellable items qualify as continuity nods as well: A butchered wahine (with Vaas' head), conflict diamonds from Bowa-Seko, a knockoff GPS with a map of Rook Island, and malaria pills, to name a few.
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