Mimetic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIMETIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• imitative; of or relating to mimicry, also MIMETICAL
• relating to, constituting, or habitually practising mimesis
• imitating or representing something
• characterized by or of the nature of or using mimesis
• exhibiting mimicry
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• Alt. of Mimetical

Words related to MIMETIC

mimetical15 mimetically20

Words that contain MIMETIC

mimetical15 biomimetic18 nonmimetic16 biomimetics19 mimetically20 radiomimetic19 psychosomimetic31 psychotomimetic31 sympathomimetic31 sympathomimetics32 psychotomimetics32 parasympathomimetic37 psychotomimetically38

How to use MIMETIC in a sentence

• In the same place, however, we found a striking example of genuine protective or mimetic coloration and shape.
• In mimetic art their remains certainly do not show much taste or sense of beauty.
• Of the mimetic art of the Persians we do not possess any great amount, or any great variety, of specimens.
• Next to the architecture of the Assyrians, their mimetic art seems to deserve attention.
• Setting aside one mutilated statue, of very poor execution, and a single rock tablet, we have no specimens remaining of Assyrian mimetic art more ancient than this monarch.
• In a few instances the works of the Chaldaeans in this material belong to mimetic art, of which they are rude but interesting specimens.
• It is difficult to form a decided opinion as to the character of Babylonian mimetic art.
• Now, it is vain to speak of all of these cases as hysterical, or as merely mimetic.
• These imperfectly mimetic insects may often obtain a casual immunity from attack by being mistaken for a twig by birds or lizards.
• It is only in external matters, however, that the appearance of such mimetic species can ever be altered.
• The resemblance of these forms to their immune models goes so far that even the details of the LOCAL forms of the models are copied by the mimetic species.
• We can recognise this in many cases, for even now the mimetic species show very VARYING DEGREES OF RESEMBLANCE to their immune model.
• We find, however, that Burchell had more than once recorded the mimetic resemblance to ants.
• Here too we find an observation of the mimetic resemblance recorded by Burchell, and one which adds in the most interesting manner to our knowledge of the subject.
• Nor is this surprising when we think of the numbers of abundant conspicuous butterflies which he saw exhibiting mimetic likenesses.
• The love of mimetic representation, either as a participant or as a spectator, is an ineradicable instinct of childhood and adolescence.
• The most remarkable exception of mimetic colouring among the animals of the polar regions is the sable.
• That is another kind of mimetic magic expressed by the term nazoraeru.
• A touch about Edmund Kean made us all start from our chairs and demand a mimetic repetition.
• Should it he mimetic, the ingenious writer may remain absolutely destitute of every claim to genius.
• Trimen has a paper on some of his wonderful South African mimetic butterflies.
• According to Piderit, physiognomy is to be considered as a mimetic expression which has become habitual.

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