cloner
- noun
- /ˈkloʊnər/
- Specialized
- Do you think these cloners are involved... in the plot to assassinate Senator Amidala?
Examples
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The cloners grew the copies to the right age, taking care of the high-maintenance early years.
Fiction book (1999) -
The dark twin will enlist the Camino cloners to create an army of dark Jedi over the course of the films, and a new clone war will ensue.
Blog text (22) -
The scientist was known as an expert cloner who successfully replicated various plant species.
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Using advanced technology, the cloner created an exact replica of the original data filesystem.
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The company hired a cloner to produce identical prototypes of their latest product for testing.
Synonyms
A machine that makes exact copies of objects like food or spare parts
A machine that makes exact copies of papers and drawings
A thing that makes new life or copies of things
A person who makes something again by copying or restoring the original
How Exact
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Etymology
Cloner comes from clone, which comes from an old Greek word klon meaning 'twig'. Gardeners used to make new plants from a small 'twig', so a cloner is a person or machine that makes an exact 'copy' of organisms, cells, objects, or data.