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Definition of imitation
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Imitation
(n.) That which is made or
produced
as a copy; that which is made to
resemble
something
else,
whether
for
laudable
or for
fraudulent
purposes;
likeness;
resemblance..
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Plastography
::
Plastography
(n.)
Imitation
of
handwriting;
forgery.
Imitable
::
Imitable
(a.)
Worthy
of
imitation;
as,
imitable
character
or
qualities..
South Southerly
::
South
southerly
() the old
squaw;
-- so
called
in
imitation
of its cry.
Called
also
southerly,
and
southerland.
See under Old..
Limitation
::
Limitation
(v. t.) That which
limits;
a
restriction;
a
qualification;
a
restraining
condition,
defining
circumstance,
or
qualifying
conception;
as,
limitations
of
thought..
Scagliola
::
Scagliola
(n.) An
imitation
of any
veined
and
ornamental
stone,
as
marble,
formed
by a
substratum
of
finely
ground
gypsum
mixed with glue, the
surface
of
which,
while soft, is
variegated
with
splinters
of
marble,
spar,
granite,
etc., and
subsequently
colored
and
polished..
Butterine
::
Butterine
(n.) A
substance
prepared
from
animal
fat with some other
ingredients
intermixed,
as an
imitation
of
butter..
Undefine
::
Undefine
(v. t.) To make
indefinite;
to
obliterate
or
confuse
the
definition
or
limitations
of.
After
::
After
(prep.)
In
imitation
of; in
conformity
with; after the
manner
of; as, to make a thing after a
model;
a
picture
after
Rubens;
the boy takes after his
father..
Plead
::
Plead (v. t.) To
allege
or cite in a legal plea or
defense,
or for
repelling
a
demand
in law; to
answer
to an
indictment;
as, to plead
usury;
to plead
statute
of
limitations;
to plead not
guilty..
Barcarolle
::
Barcarolle
(n.) A piece of music
composed
in
imitation
of such a song.
Embronze
::
Embronze
(v. t.) To color in
imitation
of
bronze.
See
Bronze,
v. t..
Imitation
::
Imitation
(n.) That which is made or
produced
as a copy; that which is made to
resemble
something
else,
whether
for
laudable
or for
fraudulent
purposes;
likeness;
resemblance..
Apishly
::
Apishly
(adv.)
In an apish
manner;
with
servile
imitation;
foppishly.
Beguard
::
Beguard
(n.) One of an
association
of
religious
laymen
living
in
imitation
of the
Beguines.
They arose in the
thirteenth
century,
were
afterward
subjected
to much
persecution,
and were
suppressed
by
Innocent
X. in 1650.
Called
also
Beguins..
Conditionality
::
Conditionality
(n.) The
quality
of being
conditional,
or
limited;
limitation
by
certain
terms..
Perpetuity
::
Perpetuity
(n.)
Duration
without
limitations
as to time.
Rib
::
Rib (n.) In
Gothic
vaulting,
one of the
primary
members
of the
vault.
These are
strong
arches,
meeting
and
crossing
one
another,
dividing
the whole space into
triangles,
which are then
filled
by
vaulted
construction
of
lighter
material.
Hence,
an
imitation
of one of these in wood,
plaster,
or the
like..
Muster
::
Muster
(v. t.)
Something
shown for
imitation;
a
pattern.
Cashmere
::
Cashmere
(n.) A dress
fabric
made of fine wool, or of fine wool and
cotton,
in
imitation
of the
original
cashmere..
Velveteen
::
Velveteen
(n.) A kind of
cloth,
usually
cotton,
made in
imitation
of
velvet;
cotton
velvet..
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