imitators
/ˌɪmɪˈteɪtəz/
NOUN
1. People who copy or mimic another's behavior, style, or performance
Plural form of imitator, referring to individuals or performers who copy, mimic, or impersonate the actions, voice, or style of others.
1.1. Performers, impressionists, and entertainers
Used when referring to entertainers, musicians, or comedians who specialize in mimicking celebrities or famous acts.
Synonyms
- impersonators
- impressionists
- mimics
- mimes
- parodists
- caricaturists
- entertainers
Antonyms
- originators
- creators
- pioneers
Examples
- The concert was filled with talented imitators of famous rock bands.
- The movie featured several imitators who could mimic the lead actor's unique style.
Related Words
- performance
- celebrity
- comedy
- entertainment
1.2. Copycats and unoriginal followers in art or business
Used when describing individuals or competitors who replicate existing techniques, trends, or products without true originality.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- innovators
- originals
- creators
Examples
- Imitators often have a difficult time distinguishing themselves from the originals.
- The art world sometimes struggles to value imitators compared to innovative creators.
- While imitators may replicate techniques, they rarely capture the original's true essence.