widely recognized and well-established as a symbol of a particular period, style, or movement.
icon+ic
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Shared components, not spelling prefixesan early device for projecting two slightly different images of the same scene to create a three-dimensional effect.
stereo+opt+icon
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iconoclasmExtended relation
The action of attacking or rejecting cherished beliefs, institutions, or established values as being based on error or superstition.
icon+o+clasm
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iconographyExtended relation
The traditional or conventional images or symbols associated with a subject, especially a religious or legendary one.
icon+graphy
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iconographicalExtended relation
Relating to or involving the description or interpretation of visual images, especially in art.
icon+graph+ical
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