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Meanings of emulate in English

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Usage of emulate in English
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Rodgers also said he believes Sturridge can emulate Luis Suarez's world-class form.
The Irish Times
2
The chosen players exhibit exemplary football techniques for young players to emulate.
Reuters
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It is now going to try an emulate this in other areas.
The Irish Times
4
And love for most people seems to emulate that- alaboriousgrowing process.
Wired
5
Blair's easy showmanship looks achingly artificial now, no model to emulate either.
The Guardian
6
The ocean tries feebly to emulate the profounder tragedies of the shore.
Oldport Days
7
That's what we try to emulate in the field of the group.
Ebony
8
Holden did his best to emulate his stance and his half-angry expression.
Caliban's War
9
They're the people I look up to and emulate and listen to.
The Guardian
10
Why do you think there aren't more people trying to emulate that?
Ebony
11
Some of us remember that, and we will not emulate that enemy.
The bourne ultimatum
12
A nation hopes that Gavin Henson can emulate Neil Jenkins this Sunday.
The Irish Times
13
He tried to emulate her coolness and made a failure of it.
The Grafters
14
Is that greenwashing or a sustainable model that other corporations should emulate?
The Guardian
15
It is not very likely that we could emulate that in captivity.
BBC
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Trump sees strength and cynicism in Putin and hopes to emulate him.
Wired
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common