Adjective:

अनुवादक, अनुकरण करणारा, अनुकरणीय,

imitatively मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

जोरदार, जास्त उर्जा तांडव नृत्य (शिव) आणि सौम्य, शांतपणे अनुकरणीय लासा नृत्य (पार्वती, शिवाची प्रेमिका).

वर्षा पासून भारत सरकारच्या पर्यावरण मंत्रालया मार्फत अनुकरणीय कार्य करणाऱ्या व्यक्तींना इंदिरा प्रियदर्शिनी वृक्ष मित्र पुरस्काराने गौरवान्वित करण्यात येते.

🌍 सेवालाल हे अनुकरणीय सत्यता,.

) या सर्व द्रष्टय़ा नेत्यांचे विचार कोणत्याही प्रकारचे किल्मिष येऊ न देता, त्यातील देशाला व समाजाला उपयुक्त व अनुकरणीय असेल असा भाग जावडेकर यांनी साक्षेपाने महाराष्ट्रीय जनतेसमोर मांडण्याचे काम केले आणि त्यांच्या कामाचे योग्य मूल्यमापन केले.

एकलव्य, एक अनुकरणीय शिष्य असल्याने त्याने लगेच त्याचा अंगठा कापला आणि द्रोणाच्या चरणी सादर केला.

imitatively's Usage Examples:

reminiscent of the later south German tradition, with the first line set imitatively.

sixteenth century onward, a sectional work in which each section begins imitatively, usually in a variation form.

Some of our peasants imitatively wore Japanese clothing, formed a group and caused trouble.

all the Spaniards who had emigrated from Asturias to Mexico, and so imitatively the club enrolled into the Primera Fuerza but the league would only admit.

At once it is taken up imitatively by various departments of the orchestra, and [starting in] A major, jumps.

became so popular in England amongst those who were not satisfied to be imitatively Neo-Georgian nor wanted to go modern or earnest.

All four voices "discuss each phrase imitatively as a prelude to its instrumental entry", using fugal devices.

another, with or without imitative inserts between verses, or is treated imitatively throughout the piece.

exposition of an original theme with an unusually wide (for a theme used imitatively) range of a twelfth and proceeds to free counterpoint with instances.

style descended from the early Baroque Venetian School, rarely writing imitatively.

A short phrase treated imitatively is called an attacco.

invariably with a single motif in one of the voices which is then treated imitatively for a bar or two.

The imitatively-titled, but otherwise unrelated, series Cavalcade of Sport aired on ITV.