mimicking Antonyms
Meaning of mimicking
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mimicking (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Mimic
mimicking Sentence Examples
- The parrot's impeccable mimicking skills astonished the audience with its flawless imitations of human speech.
- The comedian's satirical mimicking of politicians drew both laughter and controversy.
- The actor's masterful mimicking of historical figures brought the past to life on stage.
- The child's ability to mimic animal sounds was uncanny, leading to hours of amusement for the family.
- The scientist's mimicking of natural phenomena through simulations provided valuable insights into complex systems.
- The student's mimicking of the teacher's accent elicited both admiration and a hint of mockery.
- The politician's mimicking of his opponents' views was seen as a shrewd strategy to gain support.
- The software's mimicking of facial expressions added a touch of realism to the virtual characters.
- The musician's mimicking of classical composers in their own compositions paid homage to their influence.
- The mimicry of endangered species by other animals served as a clever survival mechanism to avoid predators.
FAQs About the word mimicking
of Mimic
impersonation,imitation, exaggeration, sketch,distortion, comedy, caricature, spoof, satire, burlesque
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The parrot's impeccable mimicking skills astonished the audience with its flawless imitations of human speech.
The comedian's satirical mimicking of politicians drew both laughter and controversy.
The actor's masterful mimicking of historical figures brought the past to life on stage.
The child's ability to mimic animal sounds was uncanny, leading to hours of amusement for the family.
