Effigy Synonyms and Antonyms

ĕf'ə-jē

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Synonyms for Effigy

dummy
(Computers) A character or other piece of information entered into a computer only to meet prescribed conditions, such as word length, and having no effect on operations.
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puppet
A figure having jointed parts animated from above by strings or wires; a marionette.
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effigial
Relating to an effigy.
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representation
An image or likeness of something.
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likeness
(The same) form or shape; semblance
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doll
The definition of a doll is a toy or puppet that looks like a human, or is slang for an attractive or helpful person.
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facsimile
A facsimile is defined as an exact copy or reproduction of something.
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figure
A design or pattern, as in a textile:
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idol
An image of a god, used as an object or instrument of worship
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manikin
An anatomical model of the human body, usually with movable and detachable parts, used in medical schools, art classes, etc.
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simulacrum
A vague representation; semblance
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Antonyms for Effigy

being
Being is defined as the state of existing or living or something that exists.
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entity
Something that exists as a particular and discrete unit:
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Words Related to Effigy

image
The concept or character projected to the public, as by a person or institution, especially as interpreted by the mass media:
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model
A simplified representation used to explain the workings of a real world system or event.
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tomb
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tombstone
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crucifix
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obelisk
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altar
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altar-piece
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statue
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Effigy Sentence Examples

  • John preached a platonic crusade against Louis, who burned the pope's effigy at Pisa and in Amelia.

  • The effigy on it may be taken to be an authentic portrait.

  • Here his effigy may still be seen.'

  • Other Saxon orders are the military Order of St Henry, for distinguished service in the field, founded in 1736 in one class; since 1829 it has had four classes; the ribbon is sky blue with two yellow stripes, the gold cross bears in the centre the effigy of the emperor Henry II.; the Order of Albert, for civil and military merit, founded in 1850 by Frederick Augustus II.

  • On the 30th of January 1907 the body was removed with great ceremony from Kensal Green and reburied in the crypt of the new cathedral, where it lies beneath a Gothic altar tomb, with a recumbent effigy of the archbishop in full pontificals.

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