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imitate
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imitate
verb
/ˈɪmɪteɪt/
Imbue
Imitation
Meaning
to copy someone's actions, speech, or behavior
to copy the behavior or manner of someone or something
Example Sentences
Children often
imitate
their parents.
Children often
imitate
their parents' behavior.
Example Expressions
imitation is the sincerest form of flattery
Synonyms
copy, mimic, emulate, replicate, reproduce
Entry 1
copy, mimic, emulate, replicate, reproduce
Entry 2
copy, mimic, replicate, emulate
Antonyms
originate, innovate, create, invent
Entry 1
originate, innovate, create
Entry 2
originate, create, innovate, invent
Collocations
imitate style, imitate behavior, imitate accent, imitate movements, imitate voice, imitate perfectly
Entry 1
imitate style, imitate behavior, imitate accent, imitate movements
Entry 2
imitate behavior, imitate voice, imitate style, imitate perfectly
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