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Definition of facsimile : 1. A copy of anything made, either so as to be deceptive or so as to give every part and detail of the original; an exact copy or likeness.
2. To make a facsimile of.

Synonyms:

cable, pager, alter ego, telegram, fax, same, spit, mock, doppelgänger, transcript, cover page, spitting image, autotype, facsimile machine, photocopy, forgery, twin, look-alike, tracing, SIMULACRE, ringer, autotypy, reduplication, counterpart, dupe, dummy, original, telefax, carbon copy, mirror image, match, page, fetch, telegraph

comment, restatement, decoding, transcription, version, analysis, commentary, paraphrasing, rephrasing, translation, interpretation, elucidation, rendition, condensation, decipherment, explanation

parody, reproduction, equivalent, clone, duplicate, carbon, icon, double, counterfeit, simulacrum, ditto, study at copy, Xerox, resemblance

recapitulation, echo, reiteration, recitation, recurrence, repetition, iteration, quote, replication

effigy, picture, likeness, idol, analogy, metaphor, image, figurine, depiction, cast, silhouette, rendering, photograph, statue, bust, drawing, illustration, duplication, portrayal, snapshot, representation, carving, approximation, impression

graphic, approximate, model, miniature, cartoon, aping, pastiche, metaphorical, portrayed, rendered, replica, representative, copy, imitation, illustrative, analogous, outline

Usage examples:

• Did you see the Monitor last night and that facsimile they gave away with it? - "In the Mayor's Parlour", J. S. (Joseph Smith) Fletcher.
• Queenie took up a book that lay on the seat between them and from it extracted a folded copy of the Monitor's facsimile. - "In the Mayor's Parlour", J. S. (Joseph Smith) Fletcher.
• The original is now owned by Mr. Thomas J. Wise, who has kindly permitted its use for the present facsimile. - "Fugitive Pieces", George Gordon Noel Byron.