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mimick

Definitions:

Verb (transitive): To imitate or copy the actions, speech, or appearance of someone or something.

Verb (intransitive): To imitate or copy another's words, gestures, or manner.

Noun: A person who imitates or copies the behavior, appearance, or speech of others.

Examples:

As a verb (transitive):

1. She could perfectly mimick the voice of the famous singer.

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2. The comedian skillfully mimicked the president's speech.

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As a verb (intransitive):

1. The child couldn't stop mimicking his teacher's accent.

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2. During the play, the actors mimicked the movements of wild animals.

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As a noun:

1. He was known in the industry as a talented mimic.

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2. The mimic entertained the audience with impersonations of famous celebrities.

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