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Meaning of imitations
imitations
a literary work designed to reproduce the style of another author, an act of imitating, resembling something else that is usually genuine and of better quality, the quality of an object in possessing some of the nature or attributes of a transcendent idea, something produced as a copy, the assumption of behavior observed in other individuals, an act or instance of imitating, the repetition by one voice of a melody, phrase, or motive stated earlier in the composition by a different voice, resembling something else especially of better quality
imitations Sentence Examples
- The artist's imitations of famous paintings were so lifelike that they fooled even experts.
- The cheap jewelry was mere imitations of the real thing.
- The child's drawing was a poor imitation of her mother's portrait.
- The actor's imitations of celebrity voices were uncanny.
- The knock-off products were inferior imitations of the originals.
- The students' fake IDs were crude imitations that were easily detected.
- The graffiti artists created imitations of Banksy's famous works.
- The cover band's performance was a poor imitation of the original songs.
- The forgers produced expert imitations of rare coins and banknotes.
- The fashion industry often produces imitations of high-end designs for a mass market.
FAQs About the word imitations
a literary work designed to reproduce the style of another author, an act of imitating, resembling something else that is usually genuine and of better quality,
reproductions, copies, replicas, facsimiles, clones, dupes, replications,versions, mocks, duplicates
prototypes,originals,archetypes,
The artist's imitations of famous paintings were so lifelike that they fooled even experts.
The cheap jewelry was mere imitations of the real thing.
The child's drawing was a poor imitation of her mother's portrait.
The actor's imitations of celebrity voices were uncanny.
