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Definition of doppelgänger in English: doppelgängernounˈdɒp(ə)lˌɡaŋəˈdɒp(ə)lˌɡɛŋəˈdɑpəlˌɡæŋər An apparition or double of a living person. he has been replaced by an evil doppelgänger Example sentencesExamples - You did your best by suggesting that ‘John’ had a doppelgänger.
- Along the way, he meets his doppelgänger at the toy store.
- ‘Each actor had a different reaction to having his or her doppelgänger around,’ he says.
- They'll visit young Abe's law office, stand in the crowd at the Lincoln-Douglas debates, and shuffle solemnly up to a coffin where a Lincoln doppelgänger lies in state.
- But it's a pretty fair guess that they'll give their Democratic doppelgänger a run for its money.
- Nestled deep within the human brain lies a pair of small, almond-shaped structures that bear the Greek name for their doppelgänger: amygdala.
- It is a compelling tale of doppelgängers and magicians.
- The answer, judging by last week's response to his modern-day doppelgänger, is that they would've embraced him even more warmly.
- His slow realizations of the genetic memories he shares with his sociopathic doppelgänger move the plot along in a not entirely conventional way.
- If the actress is merely a doppelgänger, you have not offended your cousin with the idea that you thought such a thing was possible.
- As the novel unfolds, the opposed monologues of the mentor and his student betray these ‘co-conspirators in the story’ as grotesque doppelgängers, ‘partners in the performance.’
- The plot is set in motion by a man who falls out of a 30-storey office building, and as he is falling past, people recognize the man as their doppelgänger, or alter ego.
- As such, video game enemies in sibling-based stories are more likely to be doppelgängers, shadows or doubles of the player-characters.
- Has he had too many unconscious imitators or literary doppelgängers retroactively sapping his originality?
- So what happens if a winery produces both world-class Burgundian doppelgängers - Pinot Noir and Chardonnay (and throw in Riesling, too) - but is half a globe away?
- She has a doppelgänger who locks her up.
- Its doppelgänger among the desserts is the chocolate fundido, a sticky, spicy fondue of melted Oaxacan chocolate, served with a platter of cookies, churros, and fruit for dipping.
- While it was sweet to have little TV doppelgängers with perfect teeth and long sideburns running around posing as us, it wasn't that fulfilling.
- The history of doppelgängers and doubles, you see, is intimately bound up with human mortality and the origins of image making.
- Among other syndromes, they mentioned doppelgängers or subjective doubles.
Synonyms spectre, phantom, wraith, spirit, soul, shadow, presence
Origin Mid 19th century: from German, literally 'double-goer'. Definition of doppelgänger in US English: doppelgängernounˈdɑpəlˌɡæŋərˈdäpəlˌɡaNGər An apparition or double of a living person. he has been replaced by an evil doppelgänger Example sentencesExamples - Along the way, he meets his doppelgänger at the toy store.
- His slow realizations of the genetic memories he shares with his sociopathic doppelgänger move the plot along in a not entirely conventional way.
- As such, video game enemies in sibling-based stories are more likely to be doppelgängers, shadows or doubles of the player-characters.
- Among other syndromes, they mentioned doppelgängers or subjective doubles.
- The history of doppelgängers and doubles, you see, is intimately bound up with human mortality and the origins of image making.
- It is a compelling tale of doppelgängers and magicians.
- The answer, judging by last week's response to his modern-day doppelgänger, is that they would've embraced him even more warmly.
- ‘Each actor had a different reaction to having his or her doppelgänger around,’ he says.
- Has he had too many unconscious imitators or literary doppelgängers retroactively sapping his originality?
- Nestled deep within the human brain lies a pair of small, almond-shaped structures that bear the Greek name for their doppelgänger: amygdala.
- She has a doppelgänger who locks her up.
- You did your best by suggesting that ‘John’ had a doppelgänger.
- Its doppelgänger among the desserts is the chocolate fundido, a sticky, spicy fondue of melted Oaxacan chocolate, served with a platter of cookies, churros, and fruit for dipping.
- As the novel unfolds, the opposed monologues of the mentor and his student betray these ‘co-conspirators in the story’ as grotesque doppelgängers, ‘partners in the performance.’
- The plot is set in motion by a man who falls out of a 30-storey office building, and as he is falling past, people recognize the man as their doppelgänger, or alter ego.
- But it's a pretty fair guess that they'll give their Democratic doppelgänger a run for its money.
- While it was sweet to have little TV doppelgängers with perfect teeth and long sideburns running around posing as us, it wasn't that fulfilling.
- If the actress is merely a doppelgänger, you have not offended your cousin with the idea that you thought such a thing was possible.
- So what happens if a winery produces both world-class Burgundian doppelgängers - Pinot Noir and Chardonnay (and throw in Riesling, too) - but is half a globe away?
- They'll visit young Abe's law office, stand in the crowd at the Lincoln-Douglas debates, and shuffle solemnly up to a coffin where a Lincoln doppelgänger lies in state.
Synonyms spectre, phantom, wraith, spirit, soul, shadow, presence
Origin Mid 19th century: from German, literally ‘double-goer’. |