/ˌæpoʊˈɡræfəl/ (AP-oh-GRAF-əl)

Definitions

1. noun

A copy or reproduction of a document, especially one that is not an original.

“The historian spent years searching for the apographal of the lost manuscript.”

2. adjective

Having the quality of being a copy or reproduction, rather than an original.

“The apographal artwork was created from photographs of the original piece.”