Definition Synonyms
Definition of emulative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
imitativeDated having a tendency to imitate othersDated
- Her emulative nature drove her to excel.
2.
desire to competeDated characterized by a desire to match or surpass othersDated
- Her emulative spirit made her a top contender in the competition.
Origin of emulative
Latin, aemulatus (imitated) + -ive (pertaining to)
Examples of emulative in a sentence
The emulative student quickly adopted her mentor's techniques. His emulative nature drove him to excel. The emulative behavior among the students was encouraged.
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- French:émulatif, émulateur, ...
- German:nachahmend, wetteifernd, ...
- Italian:emulativo, competitivo, ...
- Spanish:imitativo, competitivo, ...
- Portuguese:emulativo, competitivo, ...
- Chinese:模仿的, 好胜的, ...
- Japanese:模倣的な, 競争心のある, ...
- Arabic:مُقَلِّد, تَنافُسِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְחַקֶּה, תַּחֲרוּתִי, ...
- Russian:подражательный, соревновательный, ...
- Ukrainian:наслідувальний, змагальний, ...
- Hindi:अनुकरणीय, प्रतिस्पर्धात्मक, ...
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