mimeograph

as inreproduction
as intranscript
as inreduplication
as inreplication
as insimulacre
as insimulacrum
as inspawning
as incopy
as inreproduce
as inXerox

Antonyms for mimeograph

Word Origin & History

1889, "copying machine" (invented by Edison), from Greek mimeisthai "to mimic, represent, imitate, portray," in art, "to express by means of imitation," from mimos "mime" (see mime (n.)) + -graphos, from graphein "to write" (see -graphy). A proprietary name from 1903 to 1948. The verb meaning "to reproduce by means of a mimeograph" is first attested 1895. Related: Mimeographed; mimeographing.

Example Sentences formimeograph

What are the differences in a hectograph, a mimeograph and multigraph?

The mimeograph was the same idea in a totally different form.

He used to run a typewriter in college, and the convalescents could mimeograph it and sell it.

One would have thought that printing had never been invented, nor even the mimeograph.

So it also is in regard to the mimeograph, whose forerunner, the electric pen, was born of Edison's brain in 1877.

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More words related to mimeograph

Xerox

copies

copy

reduplication

replication

reproduce