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Meanings of imitator in English
Catalan
imitador Spanish
suplantador Usage of imitator in English
1
Bonaparte was a creator in the art of war, and no imitator.
2
Permit me to be an imitator of the passion of my God.
3
He must not be an imitator or blind follower of any soul.
4
He was named cardinal and was recognized as Richelieu's disciple and imitator.
5
The imitated lives in the sunshine, but the imitator remains always in shadow.
6
The imitator remains in the shadow of him whom he imitates.
7
That martyr to propriety has no imitator in the present day.
8
A marvellous imitator truly, but imitating us only in things material.
9
Imitation may be the sincerest flattery, but it is dangerous for the imitator.
10
The correct imitator of human life must also alternately introduce joys and sorrows.
11
Charles Doricourt was another friend of the Count Mirabel, but not his imitator.
12
He is a great imitator, and personates the different characters exactly.
13
Once more, the imitator has no knowledge of reality, but only of appearance.
14
He was an imitator of the Greeks, but had a great contemporary fame.
15
As so many others have been, he was, in part, and unconscious imitator.
16
I am a mere imitator of noble form- Iama sculptress.
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