imitated (Meaning)

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imitated (imp. & p. p.)

of Imitate

No strong antonyms found.

The child imitated her mother's cooking techniques perfectly, creating an identical dish.
The actor masterfully imitated the president's mannerisms and speech patterns.
The painting imitated the style of the Renaissance masters with remarkable accuracy.
The computer program imitated human speech, fooling many unsuspecting users.
The chameleon imitated the color of its surroundings, blending seamlessly into its environment.
The politician imitated his opponent's policies, hoping to appeal to the voters.
The prankster imitated the voice of his boss, ordering the staff to do ridiculous things.
The student imitated the teacher's lesson plan, hoping to improve her grades.
The musician imitated the guitar riffs of his idols, creating an impressive performance.
The historian imitated the writing style of ancient chroniclers to give an authentic account of past events.

of Imitate

copied, emulated, mimicked, repeated, parodied, echoed, played, mocked, mimed, performed

originated, initiated, created, originated, initiated,created,, imagined, imagined,invented

The child imitated her mother's cooking techniques perfectly, creating an identical dish.

The actor masterfully imitated the president's mannerisms and speech patterns.

The painting imitated the style of the Renaissance masters with remarkable accuracy.

The computer program imitated human speech, fooling many unsuspecting users.