facsimilist
facsimilist noun: one who produces facsimiles.
Noun
facsimilist (plural facsimilists)
- One who produces facsimiles.
- Photography all but put facsimilists out of work, except in the case of consciously retrospective practices that catered to a new taste for the deluxe handmade object in the early twentieth century […]2001, Sandra Hindman, Manuscript illumination in the modern age, page 109
Forms of facsimilist
| plural | facsimilists |
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Origin of facsimilist
From facsimile + -ist.
Questions about facsimilist
- What does facsimilist mean?
- Facsimilist means one who produces facsimiles.
- What part of speech is facsimilist?
- Facsimilist is a noun.
- What is the plural of facsimilist?
- The plural of facsimilist is facsimilists.
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