CEFR B1

imitator

noun

Meaning

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.

Synonyms: copycat, mimic, impersonator, emulator

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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."

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