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Meanings of imitate in English
Usage of imitate in English
1
However we didn't want to imitate the imagery associated with this time.
2
The broadcasts often include warnings saying viewers should not imitate the professionals.
3
It's up to us to freely accept His challenge and imitate Him.
4
Miss Hipp said she used to imitate Fats Waller and Teddy Wilson.
5
They love his name and imitate his acts to the least particular.
6
My cook could imitate nothing in his entertainments except the hot soup.
7
They imitate the government, every one of them; they resort to espionage.
8
But I think this is just a trend to imitate the West.
9
But it would be wrong of him to try to imitate McCullum.
10
And in one thing more I will not imitate my reverend opponents.
11
The visual effect is to imitate the V of geese in flight.
12
Here she tried to imitate the extraordinary arrogance of the German manner.
13
The Greeks thus began to imitate the luxurious lives of Persian nobles.
14
The sum of religion is to imitate the God whom we worship.
15
We imitate; and what is imitation but the travelling of the mind?
16
Guido Reni and the Caracci could do nothing but imitate and recombine.
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Imitate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common