Duplicator (noun)

1. A device or machine used to make copies of documents, images, or other materials.
2. A person or thing that duplicates something.

Origin:

The word "duplicator" comes from the latin word "duplicare" meaning "to double" or "to make a copy of".

Examples:

1. The duplicator made ten copies of the document in just a few minutes.
2. The school had a duplicator that could make hundreds of copies at a time.
3. The singer's voice was so powerful, it was like having a human duplicator.
4. The artist used a duplicator to make copies of her original paintings.
5. The duplicator"s job was to make copies of the company"s confidential documents.