Verb:

உருவகப் படுத்திக் காட்டு,

impersonated's Usage Examples:

Before Tiger Woods had all of the legal trouble associated with his divorce from his wife Elin, he another issue: the fact that he was being financially impersonated.

Egyptian speculation, in like manner, impersonated the conceptions of physical and moral order as two sides of a fundamental unity in the goddess Maat.

The first of the creatures of God is the Universal Intelligence or Spirit, impersonated in Hamza, Hakim's vizier.

The fourth was a Calabrian named Marco Tullio, who, knew no Portuguese; he impersonated the "hidden king" at Venice in `1603 and gained many supporters, but was ultimately captured and executed.

It is not so much as king of the dead that Osiris here appears, but every deceased Egyptian was regarded as himself an Osiris, as having undergone all the indignities inificted upon the god, but finally triumphant over the powers of death and evil impersonated by Seth.

Here the younger brother impersonated the elder, and succeeded in deceiving his blind father by imitating the hairiness of his brother.

40) has left us many pictures of the life which to his mind impersonated the highest wisdom, and they are all inspired by the more respectable sort of cynicism, which had taken deep root among Greek Jews of the day.

Scott also impersonated the Gibson Girl with her curvaceous figure.

Goddard initially portrayed Cane Ashby as a loner bartender who then impersonated Phillip Chancellor III at the original character's behest.

Four pretenders to the throne successively impersonated Sebastian; the first two, known from their places of birth as.

Synonyms:

represent, play, portray, act,

Antonyms:

fail, underact, overact, inactivity, activity,