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image noun appearance, apprehension, aspect, color, complexion, concept, conception, copy, counterpart, embodiment, fancy, fantasy, form, guise, impression, likeness, living picture, look, material representation, mental image, model, percept, perception, phase, phenomenon, physiognomy, picture, portrait, presence, reflection, resemblance, semblance, symbol, vision See also: apprehension, color, complexion, comprehend, conceive, concept, copy, counterpart, impression, manifestation, model, parallel, perception, phantom, phenomenon, portray, presence, represent, resemblance, semblance, symbol, vision How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Where our ancestors chose to hold knowledge and democratic values in common, today's weak image is that education is merely a market choice. Whereas the latter desires to impress through an outstanding singular image and consistent articulation of form, the architecture of weak image is contextual and responsive. If you look at a weak image of my face, for example, you get a hint of a human face but not much more," Simonotto says. |
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