Emulated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMULATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EMULATE, to strive to equal or excel; to imitate, also AEMULE, EMULE
• match or surpass (a person or achievement), typically by imitation
• reproduce the function or action of (a different computer, software system, etc.)
• imitate
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to try to equal or surpass

Words related to EMULATED

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Words that contain EMULATED

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How to use EMULATED in a sentence

• One might have thought that the proprietor emulated Noah at the flood by bidding two of each created things to find a place inside.
• But in some general characteristics of his style his work can be, not perhaps imitated, but emulated.
• But this Cato belonged to the family of the Porcii and emulated the great Cato, except that he had enjoyed a better Greek education than the former.
• Now that he was dead and harmless, his seamanship could be praised, his chivalry emulated, and his courage glorified.
• In January, 1347, he was back in England, having restored the reputation of his king in Gascony, and set an example of heroism soon to be emulated by his cousin, the Black Prince.
• His example was emulated by the Company Sergeant Major who perished in similar circumstances.
• But, with a composure and cool courage that have rarely been emulated, he ordered the saddle to be taken from his horse and placed against a large beech-tree near by.
• No one in Orkney or Zetland could recite Ossian with more passion and tenderness, and he enjoyed his little triumph over the youngsters who emulated him.
• The citizens of Breslau joined those of Prague, and emulated them by flinging their councillors out of the town-house windows.
• Seeing that the game was lost and himself in danger, he emulated his associate in his hasty retreat.
• Thus it came to pass that the people, both men and women, loved a life of virginity, and in chastity emulated the dwellers in Heaven.
• In his upright and courageous conduct he has been worthily emulated by his successor, Coffey, whose demise occurred only in the present year.
• Alloway emulated his violence not only in his language, but by cutting him as hard as he could with the whip he carried, and rushed on after Tinker.
• At Nonantum, indeed, they seem to have emulated the Pharisees themselves in their strictness.
• They had not been the portals of fashion, but in this respect, she deemed, they had emulated such bulwarks.
• The most gifted individuals in the land emulated each other in proving which entertained for him the most sincere affection.
• In a print by Rembrandt, he has emulated, in picturesque and poetical treatment, his famous Vision of Jacob, in the Dulwich Gallery.
• As for my manners, I flattered myself that they advanced in measure with my mind, although I already emulated Napoleon.
• Classical antiquity had just as uncultivated an eye for the beauty of the Alps as the age of Renaissance and the Rococo which emulated it so ardently.
• If they were creative artists their works provided models which were admired, copied and emulated by their successors.
• To some degree, she was pleased that he emulated her myth of the sun.
• He practised the studied absurdity of Tertullian and emulated the exaltation of St.
• Much entered into their lives that might be usefully emulated by the seamen of our own time.
• I have often wished since that this splendid idea among the ministers in Philadelphia could have been emulated elsewhere.
• His soldiers looked to him as their model and emulated his hardihood.

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