Noun:

अनुकरण करनेवाला, विडंबक, नकलची,

imitator's Usage Examples:

Those who hold to the genuineness of Colossians find it easier to explain the resemblances as the product of the free working of the same mind, than as due to a deliberate imitator.

Coming after a series of incompetent rulers, the German princess 11., proved herself a worthy successor to Peter the Great both in home and in foreign affairs; but she was not a mere imitator.

His favourite pupil was known as Carlo del Mantegna; Caroto of Verona was another pupil, Bonsignori an imitator.

Petrarch was not only the imitator of Virgil, who had been the leading name in Latin letters throughout the middle ages; it was the influence of Petrarch that gave a new prominence to Cicero.

He also encouraged the transcription of Latin MSS., which became models of style to Widukind of Corvey, the imitator of Sallust and Livy.

Lothair was a strong and capable ruler, who has been described as the "imitator and heir of the first Otto."

The Consolatio has been put down as late as the 15th century as the work of an Italian imitator, there being no MSS.

about 1330), perhaps the friend and certainly the imitator of Dante, wrote his diwan, of which the last part, "Topheth ve-`Eden," is suggested by the Divina Commedia.

In 1720 King John V., an imitator of Louis XIV., established the academy of history.

Johan Paulinus Liljenstedt (1655-1732), a Finn, was a graceful imitator of Ronsard and Guarini.

Synonyms:

deceiver, cheat, cheater, trickster, mimicker, impersonator, beguiler, slicker, mimic,

Antonyms:

loser, female, adult, worker, debtor,