image

Meaning

Synonyms

picture

figure

reflection

portrait

idol

statue

drawing

likeness

illustration

representation

map

form

photo

shape

painting

effigy

icon

photograph

shadow

diagram

appearance

pattern

design

symbol

model

visualize

ikon

sketch

sculpture

sign

fancy

simulacrum

figure of speech

imagine

view

copy

emblem

idea

envision

project

see

visualise

prototype

double

look-alike

face

apparition

graphic

scheme

video

sight

similarity

mapping

vision

mental picture

movie

spitting image

persona

mental image

epitome

paradigm

trope

range

range of a function

fame

reflex

reputation

imitation

simile

presentation

portrayal

depiction

pic

amulet

fetish

replica

slide

film

pictures

portraiture

plan

disk image

reflected image

word-picture

dream

conception

mark

silhouette

logo

look

semblance

incarnation

mirror

describe

symbolize

typify

resemblance

manner

way

repute

prestige

goodwill

make-believe

type

dummy

scarecrow

toy

sort

species

countenance

facial expression

envisage

tablature

mock up

conceive

graph

image picture

imagery

vision frequency

optical impression

screenage

doll

aspect

outline

draw

picture of a saint

imago

dead ringer

doppelganger

ringer

delineation

depicting

eidos

exposure

frame

portraying

shot

tableau

fantasize

prefigure

think

concentrate

exemplification

typification

association

construct

imagination image

visual image

visual percept

visualisation

visualization

disc disk image

scene

identity

looking

spirit

paragon

depicted

description

drawn

drawn back

portrayed

withdrawn

clip art

graphics

first

self

mask

marker

mechanical drawing

Bristol board

snapshot

graphic file

symbolization

character

opinion

thought

schedule

impression

Frequency

B1
Hyphenated as
im‧age
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈɪmɪd͡ʒ/
Etymology

From Middle English ymage, borrowed from Old French image, from Latin imāgō (“a copy, likeness, image”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂eym-; the same PIE root is the source of imitari (“to copy, imitate”); see imitate. Displaced native Old English biliþe (“an image, a representation, resemblance, likeness; pattern, example”). Doublet of imago.

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