Similar words: imitation, limitation, statute of limitations, delimitation, qualitative, quantitative, qualitatively, authoritative. Meaning: [ɪmɪteɪtɪv /-tətɪv] 
adj. 1. marked by or given to imitation 2. (of words) formed in imitation of a natural sound 3. not genuine; imitating something superior.
adj. 1. marked by or given to imitation 2. (of words) formed in imitation of a natural sound 3. not genuine; imitating something superior. 
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1) The style is imitative of Basque architecture.
2) This disproves the theory that children are purely imitative.
3) His style of public speaking is imitative of the prime minister.
4) His work has been criticized for being imitative and shallow.
5) Young people might be provoked into imitative crime by the exploits they see on TV.
6) He's an imitative artist, with very little originality in his work.
7) Nigel sometimes felt he didn't deserve such imitative admiration.
8) Education in oral language is context-based and imitative.
9) Only in the frankly imitative words like buzz and lisp do hint and pointing coincide.
10) And I could turn out imitative verse which expressed similar sentiments.
11) There are other forms of imitative music played on instruments.
12) Acting is an imitative art.
13) Man is an imitative being.
14) Onomatopoeic words are imitative of noises.
15) Conclusion the method of the imitative cervical radiculoneuritis could reflect clearly a acute stage model ofthe nerve root cervical spondylosis.
16) Cassirer takes the imitative theory of culture as a main opposite theory to criticize.
17) Onomatopoeic words are imitative of noises; it was independently developed in more than one place as an onomatopoetic term- Harry Hoijer.
18) The identification of the imitative or genuine the laser carve seal andthe new problem for people.
19) This paper presents a definition of imitative dual graph of outplane graphs,(http://sentencedict.com/imitative.html) and proves the structural theorem on outplane graphs by using the nature of imitative dual graph of outplane graphs.
20) Babies of eight to twelve months are generally highly imitative.
21) The great thing about our experiment was that it freed painting from all imitative or conventional contexts.
22) Children before this stage of development may use words in a imitative way.
23) Gradually it acquired experience, becoming a complementary rather than an imitative force.
24) And Americans do swing from aggressive overpraise of their literature to anequally unfortunate, imitative deference.
25) At the same time, the curiosity of young people and strong imitative.
26) And with these toys, their play tends to be more imitative than imaginative.
27) The paper makes a study of the internal structure and use of imitative words of the kazak language in the light of the theory and methodology of structural linguistics.
28) With these toys, their play tends to be more imitative than imaginative.
29) He writes in a very individual way, ie an original way, not derived or imitative.
30) According to the existing situation of the western enterprises, imitative innovation is a practical choice.
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