Definitionv. reproduce someone's behavior or looks
Last update: October 1, 2015
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Banisters carved to imitate fer forge were as fine as the additional classical cornices were grand. [verb]
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Does art imitate life or does life imitate art? [verb]
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In such circumstances, common prudence dictated that Heyward and his companions should imitate a caution that proceeded from so intelligent a source. [verb]
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The beast still continued its rolling, and apparently untiring movements, though its ludicrous attempt to imitate the melody of David ceased the instant the latter abandoned the field. [verb]
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The colors are intended to imitate the hues of the wood, with a view to concealment. [verb]
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We imitate them, and out-herod Herod, but we are never like them. [verb]
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They imitate us as monkeys do, without knowing what they aim at. [verb]
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"All that is most agreeable in our court is imitated from the Palais Royal and the Louvre." [verb]
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But the worst job will be with the prisoners; they are the plague of all these affairs, and we can't imitate Boney by poisoning them. [verb]
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"Well, I grant Juno also a free pardon--conditioned, that you will imitate her in avoiding vice and stubbornness, and that henceforward she banish herself forth of Monkbarns parlour." [verb]
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"We are in arms," replied Morton, "to put down such cruelties, and not to imitate them, far less to avenge upon the innocent the acts of the guilty." [verb]
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