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photocopy
[foh-tuh-kop-ee]
noun
plural
photocopiesa photographic reproduction of a document, print, or the like.
verb (used with object)
to reproduce (a document, print, or the like) photographically.
photocopy
/ ˈəʊəʊˌɒɪ /
noun
a photographic reproduction of written, printed, or graphic work See also microcopy
verb
to reproduce (written, printed, or graphic work) on photographic material
Word History and Origins
Origin of photocopy1
Example Sentences
The government says the new app will mean further education colleges no longer have to hire extra staff to photocopy results or chase missing paperwork from prospective students.
One aggravating visual tic is that most of the male characters are photocopies of each other, a stack of handsome men with sandy brown goatees.
In fact he was so worried about the "bizarre" prescriptions he was being handed by patients he photocopied 250 of the most suspicious.
Jean shoves a photocopy of an article from the Cook Islands News into my hand.
The magazine urged readers to “photocopy pages and paste them around your town” – a kind of analogue memetics.
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