Definition Synonyms
Definition of copycat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- She's such a copycat, always wearing the same clothes.
2.
- The store sold cheap copycats of famous brands..
3.
crimeRare criminal who mimics another's crimesRare
- The police arrested a copycat after the recent robbery.
Adjective
- The movie was criticized for its copycat plot.
Expressions with copycat
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imitate someone else's actions or words
She tends to be a copycat and follow her sister's style.
Origin of copycat
English, copy + cat (imitator)
Terms with copycat included in their meaning
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copycat talk
echo others' views, sometimes speaking in unison to show support
copycat
one who copies others' work or style
Examples of copycat in a sentence
The copycat was caught replicating the design. She unknowingly bought a copycat of the designer bag. The market was flooded with copycats of the popular toy. The copycat was inspired by the infamous heist. Authorities warned about the rise of copycat criminals. The artist's work was dismissed as copycat.
Critics called the new song a copycat version of the original.
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- French:imitateur, imitatif, ...
- German:Nachahmer, nachahmend, ...
- Italian:imitatore, imitativo, ...
- Spanish:imitador, imitativo, ...
- Portuguese:imitador, imitativo, ...
- Chinese:模仿者, 模仿的, ...
- Japanese:真似っ子, 模倣的な, ...
- Arabic:مُقَلِّد, مُقَلِّد, ...
- Hebrew:חַקְיָן, חַקְיָנִי, ...
- Russian:подражатель, подражательный, ...
- Ukrainian:наслідувач, імітаційний, ...
- Hindi:नकलची, अमौलिक, ...
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