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immitate

 

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Term: imitate

Part of speech: verb

Sense 1:

Description: To mimic or copy the actions, behavior, or appearance of someone or something.

Sample sentences:

  • She can perfectly imitate the voice of famous singers.
  • The child tried to imitate his father's dance moves.
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Sense 2:

Description: To replicate or reproduce something, especially in art or craftsmanship.

Sample sentences:

  • The artist imitated the style of Renaissance painters in his masterpiece.
  • The designer created a dress imitating the latest fashion trends.
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Sense 3:

Description: To behave or act in a manner similar to someone in order to mock or ridicule them.

Sample sentences:

  • During the play, the comedian imitated various well-known political figures.
  • He imitated his boss at the office party, making everyone burst into laughter.
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