Imitations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMITATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• IMITATION, the act of imitating, a copy
• the action of using someone or something as a model
• the repetition of a phrase or melody in another part or voice, usually at a different pitch.
• a thing intended to simulate or copy something else
• an act of imitating a person's speech or mannerisms, especially for comic effect
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act or instance of imitating

Words related to IMITATIONS

imitation11

Words that contain IMITATIONS

limitations13 delimitations16 illimitations15

How to use IMITATIONS in a sentence

• The palaces of the kings are mere imitations of the temples, their only difference of architecture being that their rooms are larger and in greater numbers.
• You do not find here the specimens and imitations of Grecian architecture as at Vicenza and Verona.
• They are the expressions or imitations in sound of things.
• I came here to see the Servians as they are in their own nature, and not in their imitations of Europe.
• Being imitations and not natural growths, they, of course, cannot be.
• And they are imitations of ancient contests, for in the days of Phidias the contests for boys were not yet established.
• When we speak of things being sham, we generally mean that they are imitations of things that are genuine.
• Daily the mirage of imitations is passing away, and the ocean of truth is surging more tumultuously.
• Blind adherence to forms and imitations of ancestral beliefs deprived them of their messianic bounty.
• It is necessary, therefore, to abandon imitations and seek their fundamental reality.
• These blind imitations and hereditary prejudices have invariably become the cause of bitterness and hatred and have filled the world with darkness and violence of war.
• Therefore, religious faith and belief is merely a remnant of blind imitations which have descended through fathers and ancestors.
• Man has forsaken the foundation of divine religion and adhered to blind imitations.
• These imitations are not the foundation and essence of the divine religions.
• Dogmatic imitations of ancestral beliefs are passing.
• Throughout the Orient in the nineteenth century spiritual darkness prevailed, and the religions were submerged in the ocean of blind imitations and adherence to hereditary forms.
• The design has been altered by Vansitelli in 1749, and horrible coloured imitations of clumsy marble altars have been painted on the walls.
• I never saw such extraordinary imitations of the evergreen family as they contrived on the spur of the moment.
• It consisted of a number of close imitations of the typical verses of Dr.
• It has been the model for many neighbouring imitations.
• The standard translations, or rather imitations in English, are those of Cowley and Moore.
• For such a task the most adequate art is evidently sculpture, for sculpture is the most complete of imitations.
• Her imitations of Gough, Ristori, Charlotte Cushman, Anna Dickinson, Mrs.

Similar words containing ITATION without suffix s and without prefix im

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