Synonyms for PHOTO
ˈfoʊ toʊpho·to

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1. photograph, photo, exposure, picture, picnoun

   a representation of a person or scene in the form of a print or transparent slide; recorded by a camera on light-sensitive material

   Synonyms:
   delineation, video, painting, motion-picture show, scene, photo, characterisation, movie, moving-picture show, ikon, icon, pic, exposure, pictorial matter, image, depiction, word-painting, word picture, mental picture, characterization, photograph, film, motion picture, vulnerability, picture show, flick, moving picture, picture, impression

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:5.0 / 1 vote

1. List of paraphrases for "photo":

   picture, photograph, photos, photographic, gallery, photography, pictures, archives, photographs, img, archive, galerie, image, shot, images

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1. Al Rousan:

   They were little bit broken, he told me he was really happy to see the photo and he was very emotional about the rings, but he's still in shock and said' I keep thinking about the five people who lost their lives in front of us.

2. Caon City principal Bret Meuli:

   A tip led to a couple more names, an interview led to a couple more. At one point it was,' Well, everybody is doing this, ’ of course, we didn't believe them up front and the more we looked, the more we said,' You know, hey, we have to turn this over to the PD. This is deeper than us. ’ The school’s investigation revealed students were sharing explicit photos of each other and storing them on hidden photo vault apps, disguised as other applications.

3. Mohammad Reza Domiri Ganji:

   This photo shows a building where anyone can pen verses and hang them on the wall -- their own creations or an old favorite, it's also a place for drinking tea and smoking hookah.

4. The Democratic leader:

   When you tell me that you got to have a photo ID and a photo for a student or activity card is not good but for a hunting license it is good, that's where the rub is.

5. Lois Greenfield:

   I shoot just one moment at a time. ... These moments are beneath the threshold of perception, it's often a moment when (the dancers are) falling, or they're going up, or two people are about to touch or something like that. Those moments are more expressive than the typical dance photo of someone in a perfect position on the ground or in the air.