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allographic

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al·lo·graph  (l-grf)
n.
1. A variant shape of a letter.
2. A letter or combination of letters that can represent one phoneme, as f and gh can represent the phoneme /f/.
3. Writing, especially a signature, made by one person for another.

allo·graphic adj.
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Adj.1.allographic - of or relating to an allograph


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Well, you know, with friends like these[ETH] - but architecture is very different as an allographic art, from the art you [Durham] are familiar with, which is autographic: hands-on, I'm the artist, I do this, I sculpt this piece.
In his discussion of digital images, Mitchell (1992) argues that it might be more useful to understand these materials as allographic rather than autographic; namely, digital images, because they are digital, enable and encourage duplication.
Strong past participle Verbs belonging to the irregular paradigm could display the ending <-in> (together with its allographic variants) or a vocalic alternation as a past participle marker.
 
 
 
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