clone
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3.8
- noun
- /kloʊn/
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doble
- What question would you ask a clone of yourself?
- look like a clone
- a perfect clone
- just a clone
What question would you ask a clone of yourself?
- What question would you ask a clone of yourself?
- I'm talking about, of course, celebrity clones.
- He said the person leading to replace Gavin Newsom is a Trump clone.
- I like the classic videos that make piss people off, but I don't want to be a clone of every other beauty influencer.
Examples
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You look just like your brother; it's as if you're his clone.
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They're turning him into a Frank clone.
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Dr. Evil and his clone are trying to escape.
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I am not a clone.
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You are a clone of Regina.
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If he was here, the clone was, too, and that bothered me.
Fiction book (1991) -
More precisely he's my clone.
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You're my clone, which means evil runs through your veins.
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He's your clone.
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Under her breath, Llenor confessed that she and Evie were clones of her mother.
Fiction book (1998)
Synonyms
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1.2
An object that is an exact copy of another
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3.6
A close copy of something real, often a famous object or work of art
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4.7
A person who stands in for another, often in movies
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5.6
A person who is very like another in look or actions
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3.2
A copy that is exactly the same as the original
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3.7
A person or thing that looks exactly like another one
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7.5
A person who looks very much like another person but is not related
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7.4
A person who looks exactly like someone else
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3.5
A person or thing that looks very similar to another, often a famous person
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7.8
A person who looks almost exactly like someone else but is not related
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9.1
An exact copy of an object or person
A machine made to act like a real person
How Similar
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clone comes from the old Greek word klon meaning 'twig', where a cutting makes a new plant just like the first; so calling someone a clone means they closely resemble another person, as if they were an exact copy.