aping (Meaning)

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aping (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Ape

The comedian was known for his unique style, often aping the mannerisms of famous personalities in his stand-up routine.
Instead of developing original content, some filmmakers resort to aping successful movie formulas to attract audiences.
The children were aping their favorite superheroes, pretending to have superpowers and engaging in imaginary battles.
It's important for students to express their own ideas rather than aping the writing styles of others in academic assignments.
The parrot amused everyone by aping the sounds of the household appliances with remarkable accuracy.
Some people mistakenly believe that success comes from aping the behaviors of successful individuals without understanding the underlying principles.
The young actor was criticized for aping the gestures and expressions of a more seasoned performer in the play.
Social media influencers often face criticism for aping each other's content, leading to a lack of originality in the online space.
In the art class, students were encouraged to explore their creativity rather than aping the techniques of the instructor.
The comedian's talent lay in aping various accents and dialects, bringing laughter to the audience with his versatile performances.

of Ape

copying,imitating, mimicking, emulating,mocking, miming, echoing, copycatting, parodying, repeating

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The comedian was known for his unique style, often aping the mannerisms of famous personalities in his stand-up routine.

Instead of developing original content, some filmmakers resort to aping successful movie formulas to attract audiences.

The children were aping their favorite superheroes, pretending to have superpowers and engaging in imaginary battles.

It's important for students to express their own ideas rather than aping the writing styles of others in academic assignments.