/ˈaɪˌkɒnz/
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Images, pictures, or symbols representing sacred figures or religious subjects, usually serving as objects of religious devotion.
Visual representations of holy persons, saints, or divine figures used in religious worship, prayer, and devotion.
Traditional religious paintings, particularly in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, portraying Christ, the Virgin Mary, saints, or biblical scenes, often created on wooden panels.
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People or things regarded as outstanding examples or embodiments of particular qualities, professions, cultural movements, or ideals.
Widely recognized, admired, or influential individuals who represent a particular profession, cultural movement, or generation.
People or things that represent the clearest or most complete expression of a particular quality, ideal, concept, or characteristic.
People, objects, or representations that have become widely recognized symbols of a particular era, movement, community, or cultural identity.
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Small pictures, symbols, or graphical representations used to communicate information or represent objects, concepts, or functions.
Small graphical images displayed on computer screens or digital interfaces to represent applications, files, commands, or functions.
Visual depictions of people, objects, or scenes created through drawing, painting, photography, or other artistic techniques.
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Words, characters, or signs whose forms resemble or imitate the objects, sounds, or concepts they represent.
Signs whose visual, auditory, or structural forms bear a recognizable resemblance to their referents, rather than relying solely on arbitrary convention.