Simulator
noun
1.
a person or thing that simulates.
2.
a machine for simulating certain environmental and other conditions for purposes of training or experimentation:
a flight simulator.
noun
1.
any device or system that simulates specific conditions or the characteristics of a real process or machine for the purposes of research or operator training: space simulator
2.
a person who simulates
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