apograph

/ˈæpəɡrɑf/

Definitions

1. noun

A copy or representation of something, especially a document or manuscript, that is considered to be authentic or authoritative.

“The museum’s apograph of the original painting revealed minute details that were lost over time.”

Synonyms

  • copy
  • facsimile
  • representation

Antonyms

  • forgery
  • imitation