verb
- copying or imitating someone’s speech, behavior, or appearance, often for entertainment or mockery
- reproducing the characteristics or effects of something else
Usage: present participle of ‘mimic’
Usage: often used in scientific or technical contexts
noun
- the act of copying or imitating someone or something
Usage: gerund form
Examples
- The child was mimicking her teacher’s voice perfectly.
- He spent hours mimicking famous movie stars for his comedy routine.
- The new material is mimicking the properties of natural silk.
- Scientists are mimicking bird flight to improve aircraft design.
- Her mimicking of the principal made everyone laugh.
- The robot’s mimicking of human movements was remarkably accurate.
- Stop mimicking everything I say!