photostat
- noun
- /ˈfoʊtəˌstæt/
- Archaic
- The lawyer provided a photostat of the signed contract during the meeting.
- photostat copy
- photostat of the original
Examples
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I need a photostat of this document for my records.
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"I put the photostat of the album's cover that I got from Pierce..."
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Here's a photostat of the cover.
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There's a photostat of the original on the wall.
Fiction book (1992) -
- Henrietta, here's a photostat of the original note.
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Ah, Mr Boyle, get the photostats to me.
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Can you send me a photostat of your research paper for review?
Synonyms
A copy of a document or picture made by a copy machine
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Photostat comes from photo- meaning 'light' and -stat, the name used for an early copying machine and its prints. So a photostat is literally a 'light-made' copy made by that machine.