imitation
/ˌɪmɪˈteɪʃən/
adjective
- Made to look like something else, usually of lower quality.
- Imitation crab meat is often made from fish.
- He wore an imitation gold watch that looked real from a distance.
- The store sells imitation silk scarves at a low price.
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noun
- The act of copying someone or something.
- His imitation of the teacher's voice made the whole class laugh.
- Learning through imitation is a natural part of child development.
- The artist's work is an imitation of a famous Renaissance painting.
- A copy of something, especially one that is not as good as the original.
- The painting turned out to be an imitation, not a real Van Gogh.
- She bought an imitation leather jacket because it was more affordable.
- The necklace was a cheap imitation of a diamond one.
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