imitable (Meaning)

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imitable (a.)

Capble of being imitated or copied.

Worthy of imitation; as, imitable character or qualities.

The imitable charm of the countryside captivated all who visited.
The actor's performance was so imitable that he set the standard for future portrayals.
The style of the painting was so imitable that numerous copies were made.
The company's marketing strategy was imitable, leading to several competitors adopting similar tactics.
The athlete's technique was imitable, inspiring young players to emulate his success.
The imitable quality of the product made it highly successful, as it met the expectations of consumers.
The teacher's lesson plan was imitable, providing a clear and effective model for others to follow.
The writer's unique writing style was imitable by only a few, showcasing their exceptional talent.
The imitable design of the furniture made it a popular choice among homeowners.
The musician's soulful voice was imitable by none, leaving a lasting impression on his audience.

Capble of being imitated or copied., Worthy of imitation; as, imitable character or qualities.

paradigmatic, perfect, exemplary, definitive, excellent, unique, archetypal, superb,classic, great

poor, atrocious, unsatisfactory,poor, inadequate, bad, vile, vile, substandard, wretched

The imitable charm of the countryside captivated all who visited.

The actor's performance was so imitable that he set the standard for future portrayals.

The style of the painting was so imitable that numerous copies were made.

The company's marketing strategy was imitable, leading to several competitors adopting similar tactics.