Imitators Meaning in English
word · lemma: imitator
ˈɪmɪˌteɪtɝz
IM-i-tay-terz
ˈɪmɪtˌeɪtəz
IM-i-tay-tuhz
Definition
People or things that copy the actions, style, or behavior of someone or something else.
Usage & Nuances
'Imitators' is usually neutral or slightly negative, suggesting lack of originality. Common collocations: "cheap imitators," "many imitators," "poor imitators." Used for both people and products, especially in arts, fashion, or business.
Spanish: imitadoresPortuguese (BR): imitadoresPortuguese (PT): imitadoresChinese (Simplified): 模仿者Chinese (Traditional): 模仿者Hindi: नकल करने वालेArabic: المقلدونBengali: অনুকারী - অনুকরণকারীRussian: подражатели - имитаторыJapanese: 模倣者（もほうしゃ） - イミテーターVietnamese: người bắt chước - kẻ bắt chướcKorean: 모방자 - 흉내내는 사람Turkish: taklitçiler - taklit yapanlarUrdu: نقل کرنے والے - نقالIndonesian: peniru - pencontoh
Example Sentences
There are many imitators in the toy industry.
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Some imitators copy famous singers.
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The market is full of imitators of this brand.
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After his viral dance, imitators popped up everywhere online.
natural
Most imitators can't match the quality of the original.
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The designer's unique style quickly attracted dozens of imitators.
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