Imitators is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMITATORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• IMITATOR, one that imitates
• someone who copies the behaviour or actions of another

Words related to IMITATORS

imitate9 imitator10

How to use IMITATORS in a sentence

• Did Mankind but know the Freedom which there is in keeping thus aloof from the World, I should have more Imitators, than the powerfullest Man in the Nation has Followers.
• Let it suffice to say, that they comprised whatever is ludicrous, sanguinary, and licentious, and that such examples were but too successful in procuring imitators.
• Jean, faithful and modest imitators of their illustrious predecessors.
• It is true the Romans had no Aeschylus nor Sophocles, and but a secondhand Homer, though this last was not only the most finished but even the most original of imitators.
• He set the pace, and a whole tribe of idolaters and imitators panted at his heels.
• Carlyle and his more weak-voiced imitators, takes another form in men of a different training or temperament.
• The teaching of Machiavelli, misunderstood for their own purposes by would-be imitators, furnished the reign of Elizabeth with the only political ideals it possessed.
• But when it is assumed, as in some of their imitators, then the work they did is not true poetry.
• So vast a passion of love, a devotion so comprehensive, elevated, deliberate, and profound, has not elsewhere been in any degree approached save by some of his imitators.
• Everywhere across the sea there were imitators of Melendez Valdes and Cienfuegos, of Quintana, of Espronceda and Zorrilla.
• Yet it is sometimes difficult to distinguish him at his worst from his imitators at their best.
• About the time when the Pindaric odes of Cowley and his imitators, and the productions of that class of curious thinkers whom Dr.
• The line of translators, imitators, and enthusiasts in France is as numerous as that of other countries.
• To a later Platonist, the difference between Plato and his imitators was not so perceptible as to ourselves.
• Epic poetry continued to nourish, and Virgil found many imitators.
• In religious beliefs nations and peoples today are imitators of ancestors and forefathers.
• To imitate imitators, is the way to depart too far from the great original herself.
• How he had known that it was big and black will remain one of the mysteries that distinguish the real Indian from his woodland imitators.
• The etiquette of the Parisians was domesticated among their northern imitators.
• In most matters we were humble imitators of the English.
• This piracy was so successful that imitators sprang up everywhere.
• The rest are imitators and none too perfect at that.
• We are imitators in everything from religion to breakfast foods.
• These imitators of action are of all denominations.
• After he had waited and struggled so long, his success was so great that it became a vogue, and imitators sprang up everywhere.
• After this beginning there were no imitators until forty years had elapsed, but then colleges began to spring up rapidly.
• What pleased universally, soon found a number of imitators.
• Moreover, the lies of Oates and his imitators were becoming discredited.
• My Jaco, like all parrots, which are excellent imitators, pronounces a few words and repeats them over and over again.
• Tighe was one of the latest and best of the professed imitators of Spenser.

Similar words containing ITATOR without suffix s and without prefix im

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