imitative
adjective
imitativeness
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a word derived from
imitative.
Example Sentences
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The 4,925,000-circulation Daily Mirror sneered editorially at the Sun's imitativeness.
From Time Magazine Archive
He is trying to divest them of mere imitativeness, of the veneer and decadence of a routine civilization.
From Time Magazine Archive
If his greatest fault is his imitativeness, it is the U.S. of the past two decades that he has imitated.
From Time Magazine Archive
Whatever may be said about his imitativeness, his good spirits were real.
From Emerson and Other Essays by John Jay Chapman
Influence of the Habits of Others Bare reference to the imitativeness of human nature is enough to suggest how profoundly the mental habits of others affect the attitude of the one being trained.
From How We Think by John Dewey
