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Traditional English :: simulacrum
simulaotr.html - n.
(pl. simulacra)
1 an image of something.
2 a a shadowy likeness; a deceptive substitute. b mere pretence. [L (as SIMULATE)]
Traditional English :: simulate
simulaotr.html - v.tr.
1 a pretend to have or feel (an attribute or feeling). b pretend to be.
2 imitate or counterfeit.
3 a imitate the conditions of (a situation etc.), e.g. for training. b produce a computer model of (a process).
4 (as simulated adj.) made to resemble the real thing but not genuinely such (simulated fur).
5 (of a word) take or have an altered form suggested by (a word wrongly taken to be its source, e.g. amuck).
    simulation n. simulative adj. [L simulare f. similis like]
Traditional English :: simulator
simulaotr.html - n.
1 a person or thing that simulates.
2 a device designed to simulate the operations of a complex system, used esp. in training.
Traditional English :: simulacrum
simulaotr.html - n.
(pl. simulacra)
1 an image of something.
2 a a shadowy likeness; a deceptive substitute. b mere pretence. [L (as SIMULATE)]
Traditional English :: simulate
simulaotr.html - v.tr.
1 a pretend to have or feel (an attribute or feeling). b pretend to be.
2 imitate or counterfeit.
3 a imitate the conditions of (a situation etc.), e.g. for training. b produce a computer model of (a process).
4 (as simulated adj.) made to resemble the real thing but not genuinely such (simulated fur).
5 (of a word) take or have an altered form suggested by (a word wrongly taken to be its source, e.g. amuck).
    simulation n. simulative adj. [L simulare f. similis like]
Traditional English :: simulator
simulaotr.html - n.
1 a person or thing that simulates.
2 a device designed to simulate the operations of a complex system, used esp. in training.
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