impersonation (Meaning)
impersonation (n)
a representation of a person that is exaggerated for comic effect
pretending to be another person
imitating the mannerisms of another person
impersonation (n.)
Alt. of Impersonification
Synonyms & Antonyms of impersonation
Synonyms:
- image
- fraud
- gloss
- playacting
- cloak
- facade
- duplicity
- front
- affectation
- camouflage
- deceit
- pretense
- appearance
- put-on
- show
- airs
- deception
- guise
Antonyms:
impersonation Sentence Examples
- The actor's impersonation of the famous politician was so realistic that it sent shivers down the audience's spines.
- The comedian's impersonation of the celebrity left the audience in stitches.
- The singer's impersonation of the legendary performer was a vocal masterpiece.
- The detective's impersonation of the suspect was flawless, allowing him to extract the necessary information.
- The child's impersonation of her parents was both amusing and heartwarming.
- The artist's impersonation of the historical figure was so accurate that it felt as if the subject had stepped out of a painting.
- The impersonation of the witness on the stand was so convincing that the jury could not determine its authenticity.
- The salesman's impersonation of a concerned customer was a clever tactic to secure a higher price for his product.
- The prankster's impersonation of the school principal caused chaos throughout the building.
- The secret agent's impersonation of a foreign dignitary was crucial for obtaining sensitive information.
FAQs About the word impersonation
a representation of a person that is exaggerated for comic effect, pretending to be another person, imitating the mannerisms of another personAlt. of Impersonif
masquerade, act,façade, charade, persona, portrayal,performance, pretence, semblance, disguise
outspokenness, frankness, forthrightness, candor, directness, frankness, sincerity, bluntness,sincerity, bluntness
The actor's impersonation of the famous politician was so realistic that it sent shivers down the audience's spines.
The comedian's impersonation of the celebrity left the audience in stitches.
The singer's impersonation of the legendary performer was a vocal masterpiece.
The detective's impersonation of the suspect was flawless, allowing him to extract the necessary information.
