imitator (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈɪmɪteɪtər/

Definition

A person or thing that copies or mimics the actions, speech, or appearance of another.

Examples

• The comedian was a brilliant imitator of famous politicians.

• She hired an imitator to attend the party in her place.

• This new software is an imitator of the original, but with fewer features.

How to Use imitator

imitator of (prepositional phrase)

Used to specify what or whom is being copied. — "The critic described the new artist as an imitator of Picasso."

Synonyms of imitator

Words with a similar meaning to imitator:

• copycat
• mimic
• impersonator
• emulator

Antonyms of imitator

Words with the opposite meaning to imitator:

• original
• innovator

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