Imitable - Law Dictionary Search Results
Semble
To imitate to make a representation or likeness
Onomatope
An imitative word an onomatopoetic word
Pindarist
One who imitates Pindar
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Mocking
Imitating esp in derision or so as to cause derision mimicking derisive
Mimically
In an imitative manner
Mimic
One who imitates or mimics especially one who does so for sport a copyist a buffoon
VerbarMimesis
Imitation mimicry
Laconize
To imitate the manner of the Laconians especially in brief pithy speech or in frugality and austerity
knockoff
A cheap imitation of something popular produced illegally without a license from the trademark owner and of inferior materials
Isography
Imitation of anothers handwriting
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