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knockoff

noun as in copy or imitation

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She got hers from a flea market, but it has becoming ever easier to buy knockoff furniture and home goods online.

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Many balked, saying at the time they didn’t want their products to sit alongside knockoffs, or toothpaste.

However, distribution of the cheaper knockoff versions was expected to stop by the end of May when they came off the shortage list.

Miller says the rise of Chinese entrants—knockoffs and original designs—can broaden the fountain-pen community.

That means the joke is on them every time they march through peaceful neighborhoods like “Call of Duty” knockoffs.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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