Impersonation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPERSONATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of impersonating
• an act of pretending to be another person for the purpose of entertainment or fraud
• Alt. of Impersonification
• a representation of a person that is exaggerated for comic effect
• imitating the mannerisms of another person
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to assume or act the character; personate

Words related to IMPERSONATION

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Words that contain IMPERSONATION

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How to use IMPERSONATION in a sentence

• We think of Siddartha, the founder of Buddhism, as the very impersonation of romantic asceticism, enthusiastic self-sacrifice, and faith in the things that are invisible.
• Calhoun was the impersonation of Southern feelings as well as the representative of Southern interests.
• He was universally regarded as the apostle of liberty and the impersonation of philosophy.
• Bernard, the loveliest impersonation of virtue which those ages saw, was not beyond their ideas.
• The primary characteristic of this old Northland Mythology I find to be Impersonation of the visible workings of Nature.
• Was hacking FRAUD? Maybe it was best described as IMPERSONATION.
• Harcourt looked the impersonation of contented happiness.
• She stood opposite, and, in her white attire on the background of the blue curtain, appeared like an impersonation of Greek genius relieved upon the blue of an Athenian heaven.
• The same discretion is observable in his impersonation of those equivocal characters in humble life which he has invested with an interest hitherto unknown.
• And certainly, as I have already said, the art of literary impersonation is carried to a pitch today that almost amounts to genius.
• Juliet, too, is not with them, as with you, a mere impersonation, but a living reality, and they will never rest till they hear from her.
• They were the impersonation of unconstitutional power.
• Notwithstanding all this, he was neither more nor less than an impersonation of laziness, craft, and gluttony.
• Gorgeously it rose higher, cleared the trees, and resumed its wonted impersonation of a silver disk.
• Anshar was apparently an impersonation of the night sky, as his son Anu was of the day sky.
• Those who think badly will find themselves surrounded by the impersonation of their own minds.
• This woman had suggested that some anonymous letters to Fabio would pave the way in his mind for the approaching impersonation, and had written the letters herself.
• I witnessed, not long ago, the skillful impersonation of a husband who held in his hand a letter just received from his wife.
• This was probable to have been the second impersonation of Deity.
• This was to have been the third impersonation of Divinity.
• He has evidently seen Rossi in Hamlet, and models his conception of the character on that grand impersonation.
• A case of false impersonation, a conspiracy to defeat the ends of justice.
• For thirty years she was unsurpassed in her impersonation of the tragic heroines of Shakespeare.
• Finally, the delicate fancy of La Fargehas supplemented the immortal pen-portrait of the Typee maiden with a speaking impersonation of her beauty.
• An imperfect Impersonation is often proof positive of the highest state of poetical enthusiasm.
• The Impersonation here is complete, and though the sex of Autumn is not mentioned, it is manifestly meant to be male.
• He is in fact the impersonation of the court life of the period.
• On another occasion, five of our men were sitting in the front row of one of the theatres when an actor gave an impersonation of the different sovereigns of Europe.
• I have heard another since of even greater repute in that masterful impersonation, but with me to the last, John McCullough will remain the veritable Macbeth.
• Every one regarded him as the most brilliant impersonation of his own inner personality, and, therefore, felt drawn toward him with a sort of reverential exultation.
• It is curious that, in Great Britain, this magnificent impersonation of the power of England is so little known.
• Standing in the dock, he seemed the impersonation of vigorous manhood.
• When I begin to think it over I see that he often failed in such scenes through his very genius for impersonation.
• His mother is an impersonation of darkness and mystery.
• George of England, or the impersonation of England herself, whose red-cross banner distinguishes her among the nations of the earth.
• He was the impersonation of kindness, and generosity, and helpfulness.
• On a stage as unpretentious as foot ever trod there would be an impersonation that would move the world.
• Cavendish, with his uneasy scalp, white hands, his scornful lips and his thin, twitching nostrils, looked the very impersonation of impatience and contempt.

Similar words containing PERSONA without suffix tion and without prefix im

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