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Imitate (Verb)

Meaning 1

Appear like, as in behavior or appearance; "Life imitate art".

Classification

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

Examples

  • Life started to imitate art in an uncanny manner, where reality TV mirrored the dystopian futures predicted in old sci-fi novels.
  • Their actions imitate the behavior of a perfectly polite, 18th-century aristocrat, drawing admiring glances from fellow tourists.
  • This reality show contestant imitates the singer's bold fashion choices and mannerisms, drawing support from fans on social media.
  • TV sitcom characters imitate our own family interactions so well that it's like watching an exaggeration of our own dinner table conversations.
  • As an artist, she aimed to paint people who imitate the flawless beauty standards promoted in advertisements, revealing the emptiness behind the carefully constructed images.

Meaning 2

Make a reproduction or copy of.

Classification

Verbs of sewing, baking, painting, performing.

Examples

  • Art students tried to imitate the style of the famous painter in their project.
  • The young singer attempted to imitate the iconic voice of her idol during the audition.
  • The fashion designer sought to imitate the intricate patterns found in ancient textiles in her new collection.
  • The company tried to imitate Google's business model when launching their own search engine.
  • The robotics engineer worked to imitate the movement of a real insect in her mechanical design.

Hypernyms

  • Re-create

Related Words

  • Imitative (adjective)

Meaning 3

Reproduce someone's behavior or looks; "The mime imitated the passers-by"; "Children often copy their parents or older siblings".

Classification

Verbs of sewing, baking, painting, performing.

Examples

  • She learned to imitate her mother's cooking style by watching her in the kitchen.
  • The young girl found it hilarious to imitate the funny voices her father used when reading bedtime stories.
  • The fashion designer's new collection aimed to imitate the elegance of 18th-century European royalty.
  • The stand-up comedian's celebrity impressions allowed him to imitate the peculiar mannerisms of famous actors.
  • Children often attempt to imitate their favorite superheroes by mimicking their dance moves and poses.

Synonyms

  • Copy
  • Simulate

Hyponyms

  • Conform To
  • Pattern
  • Follow
  • Mime

Related Words

  • Imitative (adjective)
  • Imitation (noun)
  • Imitator (noun)
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