Clone (noun)

1. A group of genetically identical cells or organisms derived from a single cell or individual by some means of asexual reproduction.
2. An organism or cell that has been produced artificially and is genetically identical to a parent organism or cell.
3. An exact copy or duplicate of an original.

Origin:

The word 'clone' comes from the greek 'klōn' meaning 'a shoot or twig.'.

Examples:

1. The scientists were able to create a clone of the plant.
2. The clone was created by splitting a single cell into two.
3. The clone was an exact copy of the original in every way.
4. The clone was used to study the effects of certain diseases.
5. The clone was made in order to preserve the species.