macrocopy

noun

macrocopy

noun

Etymology From macro- + copy.

1

A photocopy that is greatly enlarged in size.

  • They now feel adequate to handle the problems of macrocopies in their own institution.1955, National Microfilm Association, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting and Convention, page 72:
  • Its reprographic service consists of providing both microcopies and macrocopies.2013, Gurdev Singh, Information Sources, Services and Systems, page 407:

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