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Meanings of mere imitator in English
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Usage of mere imitator in English
1
I am a mere imitator of noble form- Iama sculptress.
2
Yet he was not a mere imitator of fashions or devoted to fine clothes.
3
He draws indiscriminately on Hebrew and Arabic models, but he is no mere imitator.
4
Blech is no mere imitator, but has a distinct individuality.
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He was no mere imitator of the old prophets, though he wore a robe like Elijah's.
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Though by no means a mere imitator, his poetry bears strong marks of the influence of Byron.
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Else I should be a mere imitator, like all the church-architects I know anything about in the present day.
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Then you fall upon Nathan with your argument, and establish it beyound cavil that he is a mere imitator with an appearance of genius.
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Hogarth, who has been called the Father of English Painting, was a man of too much originality to be a mere imitator of foreign artists.
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This was apparently because their elaborate studies had made them mere imitators or copyists.
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Were the Japanese mere imitators, how could we explain their architecture, so different from that of China and Korea?
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The trio are a timely addition to the brand's range, demonstrating once more that the Koreans are no longer mere imitators.
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" Mere imitators!" cried Mrs. Barberry.