Imitates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMITATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMITATE, to behave in the same way as
• take or follow as a model
• copy or simulate
• copy (a person's speech or mannerisms), especially for comic effect

Words related to IMITATES

imitate9 imitated11 imitating12

Words that contain IMITATES

delimitates14

How to use IMITATES in a sentence

• What is consciously imitated from the past is not the same as that natural growth which it imitates, and which was as congenial to those days as it is uncongenial to ours.
• At first glance, the proposition that human civilisation imitates the behaviour of slime mould is preposterous, an evolutionary leap backwards.
• He certainly has been very unfortunate in his female acquaintance, if he accurately imitates their tone of thought and style of talk, in his letters.
• One girl imitates Krishna dancing and another Krishna playing.
• Therefore he who creates hymns imitates the most excellent and lovely works of our Lord God, who made the angels.
• This kept the fire glowing and made the chou-chou sound that everybody knows and every baby imitates.
• In his youth, in the midst of these bustling whites, the Tahitian imitates them and feels sometimes humiliated that he is not one of them.
• One house issues a new kind of paper, with a fancy name, and another imitates them.
• The child imitates what he hears you say and sees you do, and the way you say and do it, far more closely in the story-hour than in any lesson-period.
• So, also, the worker imitates, more or less spontaneously, his own past methods of doing work.
• He would like to know the officers, if his home is in a garrison town, and he humbly imitates these warriors at an immense distance.
• He has not failed to take in all the points of the portrait, and imitates the pompous attitude to perfection.
• In either case the child imitates it, and for that child it becomes the natural tone.
• Pope imitates many passages, and adopts the general design.
• For nature in its operation imitates the Divine work, since it is moved and regulated by God.
• He imitates the forms and belief of his fathers and ancestors.
• In one of his early orchestral sketches, he imitates the buzzing of a hive of bees.
• The sound they produce in striking against the pegs imitates to perfection the falling of rain.
• He gives up trying to see his way, imitates the substantial merchant, bows his head, and accepts his loss.
• In music the indifferent extension of space whose appearance painting admits and consciously imitates is concentrated and idealized into a single point.
• From these things, therefore, it is evident that a poet ought rather to be the author of fables than of metres, inasmuch as he is a poet from imitation, and he imitates actions.
• But he manifestly imitates the softer passages of Milton, whose music he compares in a rapturous passage of one of his letters to that of a fine organ.
• The imitation, though akin to what it imitates, and reproducing it, lies in a different medium, and accordingly has a specific individuality and specific effects.
• Thus far then we are pretty well agreed that the imitator has no knowledge worth mentioning of what he imitates.
• The photoplay is still something which simply imitates the true art of the drama on the stage.
• The actor really experiences something of the inner excitement which he imitates and with the excitement the automatic reactions appear.
• It shares with the beautiful marble work the same form and imitates the body of the living man just as well as the marble statue.

Similar words containing ITATE without suffix s and without prefix im

agitate8 evitate10 imitate9 agitated10 agitates9 capitate12 cavitate13 cogitate11 digitate10 dubitate11 evitated12 evitates11 hesitate11 imitated11 irritate8 levitate11 meditate11 militate10 oscitate10 sanitate8 volitate11 capitated14 capitates13 caritates11 cavitated15 cavitates14 cogitated13 cogitates12 crepitate13 digitated12 dubitated13 dubitates12 flagitate13 gravitate13 hesitated13 hesitater12 hesitates12 inusitate9 irritated10 irritates9 levitated13 levitates12 meditated13 meditates12 militated12 militates11 mussitate11 nictitate11 oscitated12 oscitates11 palmitate13 palpitate13 sanitated10 sanitates9 stipitate11 suscitate11 veritates12 volitated13 volitates12 abirritate12 agitatedly15 capacitate16 crepitated15 crepitates14 debilitate13 decapitate15 delimitate13 digitately15 egurgitate12 excogitate20 exorbitate19 expeditate20 facilitate15 felicitate15 flagitated15 flagitates14 gravitated15 gravitater14 gravitates14 habilitate15 hesitaters13 infinitate13 mussitated13 mussitates12 nictitated13 nictitates12 nobilitate12 palmitates14 palpitated15 palpitates14 quantitate19 suscitated13 suscitates12 abirritated14 abirritates13 capacitated18 capacitates17 debilitated15 debilitates14 decapitated17 Show more ...

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.