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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a replica" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is made to be an exact copy or representation of another object or item.
Example: "The museum displayed the ancient artifact as a replica to ensure its preservation while still allowing visitors to appreciate its historical significance."
Alternatives: "in the form of a copy" or "as a duplicate".
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Herrenchiemsee was planned as a replica of the French royal residence at Versailles.
It has been preserved intact, not as a replica but as the thing itself.
It wasn't disclosed as a replica, but you could see the poor workmanship if you looked closely".
The main building, which houses the gift shop, is styled as a replica of a nineteen-forties stillhouse.
The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex includes films and exhibits on space exploration as well as a replica space shuttle.
But 16 per cent of victims were unarmed or carried a toy, such as a replica gun.
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Prince William is an Aston Villa fan and the Barclays Premier League club have also offered their congratulations to the royal couple as well as sending a replica kit for the new arrival.
All variations are heritable in principle, in that each object starts as an exact replica of its parent and develops further on its own.
"It is as exact a replica as I could find in the Cardinals store of the hat Mike Brown was wearing when he was killed," said Page, a downtown resident.
Although it is no longer common to have orchestras so large (Oremus acknowledged that even Wicked on Broadway only had 22 pieces), Wainwright and Oremus insisted the full 36-piece ensemble should be utilized to create "as exact a replica as [they could] muster".
The new Globe is as faithful a replica of the old one as could be constructed...The actors and audience exist in a common light.
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