facsimile

IPA: fæksˈɪmʌɫi

(countable) A copy or reproduction.
(uncountable) Reproduction in the exact form as the original.
A fax, a machine for making and sending copies of printed material and images via radio or telephone network.
The image sent by the machine itself.

Examples of "facsimile" in Sentences

Facsimile text of earlier edition printed in offset facsimile from the original pages.
At some point, it will also show up in facsimile form at the Fine Lifestyles Regina website.
For features, the magazines buy one-time print rights and non-exclusive web rights (the magazine appears in facsimile online).
First you tell us the .338 or reasonable facsimile is the perfect all around gun ... now you're pretty much advocating shooting at ranges beyond 300 yards.
-- Ed. [126] This is a facsimile from the Old English translation; and the same, with Latin and French names, are introduced in the early editions of each language.
The idea of a truly perfect simulation or facsimile is so distant from any current human experience that our intuitions presume that the experience must be flawed or “hollow” in some respect.
After well-received productions in both London and New York as well as a motion picture, this LA facsimile is a bit of a departure in that it does not benefit from any of the original cast or direction common to these prior incarnations.