imitative
adjective
imitativeness
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a word derived from
imitative.
Example Sentences
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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
He is trying to divest them of mere imitativeness, of the veneer and decadence of a routine civilization.
From Time Magazine Archive
The 4,925,000-circulation Daily Mirror sneered editorially at the Sun's imitativeness.
From Time Magazine Archive
Herein, therefore, lies the true imitativeness of the actor, and the natural form of acting.
From A History of Pantomime by R. J. Broadbent
Lawson painted in a certain way because it was his nature to, and through the imitativeness of a student sensitive to every influence, there pierced individuality.
From Of Human Bondage by W. Somerset (William Somerset) Maugham
