noun
- an imitation or copy of something, especially a cheaper version of an expensive product
Usage: informal
Examples
- She bought a knockoff designer handbag at the street market.
- The store was selling knockoff watches that looked like expensive brands.
- This knockoff smartphone has many of the same features as the original.
- He could tell it was a knockoff because the logo was slightly different.
- The knockoff sneakers cost half the price of the real ones.
- Many tourists buy knockoff souvenirs instead of authentic items.