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effigy

/ˈɛfɪdʒi/

Translations

effigynoun

effigies

/ˈɛfɪdʒi/

изображение

The effigy of the king was displayed in the museum.

Изображение короля было выставлено в музее.

чучело

They burned an effigy of the politician during the protest.

Они сожгли чучело политика во время протеста.

статуя

The effigy in the park was made of bronze.

Статуя в парке была сделана из бронзы.

Additional translations

Synonyms

effigyadjective

/ˈɛf.ɪ.dʒi/

/ˈɛf.ə.dʒi/

Attributive use in compounds such as “effigy mound”; functions adjectivally.

effigiesnoun

effigy

effigies

/ˈɛfɪdʒiz/

чучела

During the festival, effigies were burned as part of the tradition.

Во время фестиваля чучела сжигались как часть традиции.

статуи

The park is known for its effigies of famous leaders.

Парк известен своими статуями известных лидеров.

изображения

The museum displayed effigies of historical figures.

В музее были выставлены изображения исторических фигур.

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Definitions

effigynoun

A sculpture or model of a person, often used to represent someone disliked or to be ridiculed.

The protesters burned an effigy of the politician during the demonstration.

A likeness or image, especially of a person, often used in a ceremonial or symbolic context.

The effigy of the saint was paraded through the streets during the festival.

effigyadjective

Relating to or having the shape or character of an effigy; used before a noun to denote something modeled in the form of a figure.

Archaeologists uncovered several effigy mounds along the riverbank.

effigiesnoun

Sculptures or models of a person, often used in a ceremonial or symbolic context.

The effigies of the ancient kings were displayed in the museum for the public to admire.

Representations or images, especially of a person, used in protests or demonstrations, often to express anger or disapproval.

Protesters burned effigies of the political leader to show their dissatisfaction with his policies.