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Definition of imitated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
imitationmimicked or followed as a model
- Her imitated accent was almost indistinguishable from the native speakers.
2.
replicationcopied or reproduced from something else
- The painting was an imitated version of the original artwork.
Origin of imitated
Latin, imitari (to copy) + -atus (past participle)
Terms with imitated included in their meaning
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model
something or someone to be imitated
feigned
imitated or pretended, not genuine
model
person or thing to be copied or imitated
copyright
copied or imitated without permission
imitation
copied or imitated from something else
humor
imitated in a humorous way
parody
parodied or imitated in a humorous way
imitation
imitated product made in China
imitation
imitated or copied in an unoriginal way
imitation
imitated or duplicated from another
fake imitate pretend
able to be faked, imitated, or pretended
can be copied
capable of being imitated
unique manner
in a way that cannot be imitated
Examples of imitated in a sentence
His imitated behavior was quite convincing. The imitated sculpture looked just like the original. She wore an imitated designer dress to the event.
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- French:imité, ...
- German:nachgeahmt, kopiert, ...
- Italian:imitato, copiato, ...
- Spanish:imitado, copiado, ...
- Portuguese:imitado, copiado, ...
- Chinese:模仿的, 复制的, ...
- Japanese:真似された, コピーされた, ...
- Arabic:مُقَلَّد, مُسْتَنْسَخ, ...
- Hebrew:מְחוּקֶה, מְחַקֶּה, ...
- Russian:имитированный, скопированный, ...
- Ukrainian:імітаційний, скопійований, ...
- Hindi:नकल किया हुआ, नक़ली, ...
Definition of imitate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
pretendingpretend to be someone for fun
- He can imitate his teacher perfectly.
2.
copyingcopy someone's actions or style
- She likes to imitate her favorite singer's style.
3.
modelingfollow as a model or pattern
- Young players often imitate professional athletes.
4.
reproductionRare make a reproduction of somethingRare
- The artist can imitate famous paintings.
Origin of imitate
Latin, imitari (to copy)
Examples of imitate in a sentence
The comedian can imitate various celebrities effortlessly. Children often imitate their parents' behavior. He tried to imitate the artist's unique painting technique. Artists sometimes imitate the styles of famous painters. He tried to imitate the sound of a barking dog.
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- French:imiter, reproduire, ...
- German:nachahmen, kopieren, ...
- Italian:imitare, copiare, ...
- Spanish:imitar, copiar, ...
- Portuguese:imitar, copiar, ...
- Chinese:模仿, 效仿, ...
- Japanese:ものまねをする, 模倣する, ...
- Arabic:قَلَّدَ, حَاكَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְחַקּוֹת, ...
- Russian:имитировать, копировать, ...
- Ukrainian:вдавати, наслідувати, ...
- Hindi:नकल करना, कॉपी करना, ...
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