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Meaning of imitater
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imitater (n.)
One who imitates.
imitater Sentence Examples
- The child was a skilled imitater, effortlessly replicating his father's mannerisms.
- The politician's rival accused him of being a mere imitater, lacking original ideas.
- The artist's work was met with criticism for its excessive imitating of other famous paintings.
- The comedian's imitations of celebrities were spot-on, leaving the audience in stitches.
- The animal behaved like a perfect imitater of its surroundings, blending seamlessly into the foliage.
- The imitater's behavior caused confusion among the group, who struggled to discern between him and the person he was impersonating.
- The band's early sound was heavily imitative of their idols, but they eventually developed their own unique style.
- The comedian's imitations were so precise that they often embarrassed the individuals being satirized.
- The student was an apt imitater, quickly mastering new languages and skills.
- The imitator's performance was so convincing that some audience members believed they were watching the real person.
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One who imitates.
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The child was a skilled imitater, effortlessly replicating his father's mannerisms.
The politician's rival accused him of being a mere imitater, lacking original ideas.
The artist's work was met with criticism for its excessive imitating of other famous paintings.
The comedian's imitations of celebrities were spot-on, leaving the audience in stitches.
