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Imitable

Capable of being imitated or copied

counterfeit [Middle French contrefait, past participle of contrefaire to imitate, draw, paint, from contre- counter- + faire to make] :

conceived by the Virgin Mary that human sin was the imitation of Adams sin and that human salvation was the imitation

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being subsequently convicted thereof. [If in possession of firearms or imitation firearms, may be sentenced to a maximum of seven years

Anything proposed for imitation an archetype an exemplar that which is to be or

The formation of words in imitation of sounds a figure of speech in which the sound

not marked by or given to imitation Opposite of imitative

Not capable of being imitated copied or counterfeited beyond imitation surpassingly excellent matchless unrivaled exceptional

Minor also a fabric made from this material or an imitation of such fabric

Mechanically imitated or repeated without thought or understanding as a mere parrotlike

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