noun
Uncommon
imitating
IH-muh-tay-tihng
Imitating (noun) means an act of copying someone else's behavior, style, or voice. Example: “His imitating of the teacher had the whole class laughing.”
noun
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An act of copying someone else's behavior, style, or voice.
"His imitating of the teacher had the whole class laughing."
How to use imitating
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act of copying someone's mannerisms, voice, or style.
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What does “imitating” mean?
The word “imitating” means an act of copying someone else's behavior, style, or voice. In plain terms, the act of copying someone's mannerisms, voice, or style.
How do you pronounce “imitating”?
“Imitating” is pronounced IH-muh-tay-tihng (/ˈɪməteɪtɪŋ/ in IPA).
How do you use “imitating” in a sentence?
Here is “imitating” used in a sentence: “His imitating of the teacher had the whole class laughing.”
What part of speech is “imitating”?
“Imitating” is a noun.
Is “imitating” a common word?
“Imitating” is an uncommon word in modern English.
