Imitated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMITATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMITATE, to behave in the same way as
• take or follow as a model
• copy or simulate
• copy (a person's speech or mannerisms), especially for comic effect

Words related to IMITATED

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How to use IMITATED in a sentence

• She sang the pathetic melody, and with voice and piano imitated to perfection the slow tolling of a silver-toned bell.
• Imitate the example of these great women as you have imitated their virtues.
• The four horses are imitated from the Corinthian horses at Venice and yield to them in nothing but antiquity.
• I believe no other State in the Union has, in this respect, imitated the example of Virginia.
• The mixture and obscurity which are here, ought not to be imitated.
• But the example was set, and was quickly imitated in New Jersey, New York, and Maryland.
• That was just what the youth had hoped to do, and the success of his scheme would have been perfect had the others imitated their wounded companion, but they did not.
• Having satisfied himself of this, he got under the shade of a hedge, a movement in which he was instantly imitated by the stranger.
• Man gets his first learning through imitation, and all men delight in seeing things imitated.
• He copied no author, imitated none, but relied entirely on his own powers.
• A great number of Indians looked upon these ceremonies, and imitated whatever they saw done.
• There is no part of a tree, including flowers, fruits, bark and roots, that is not in some way copied and imitated by these clever creatures.
• She had seen her master open it with a key, and she exactly imitated the motion of his hands in the attempt.
• The doorway itself, which leads into the nave, is modern, imitated from the Norman window.
• This can be made of card board, the flame imitated by gold paper.
• His host was too polished to originate any inquiry which might throw light upon the connections or quality of his guest, and his guest imitated his example.
• So they saw well how Vanemuine moved his lips, and they imitated him, but they remained dumb.
• He praises the faith of Abraham, but he certainly would never have imitated his conduct.
• She nevertheless had a genteel and noble gait, imitated to this very day by your hop-merchants of Brittany, in their paspie and country dances.
• To bring these Observations to some useful Purpose of Life, what I would propose should be, that we imitated those wise Nations, wherein every Man learns some Handycraft-Work.
• Such is the power of example, he admired, then imitated, and at last acquired them.
• After the Indians had gone, Uncle Kit imitated each one of us as he said we looked when the Indians first appeared in sight.
• It is singular, that this charming ballad should have been translated, or imitated, by the celebrated Buerger, without acknowledgment of the English original.
• Woe be unto you if you introduce a female friend and suggest that she should be imitated, even to the arch of an eyebrow.
• Senior forms of organization were imitated, adult forms of worship and service diminutized, and juvenile copies of mature experience encouraged.
• Thereupon the constable increased his speed, in which he was imitated by the other, until both pursuer and pursued were in a run.
• It was translated into French, and imitated by Cyrano de Bergerac, who in his turn was imitated by Swift in Brobdignag.

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