Mimic ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Mimic ( verb )

1. To imitate or copy the behavior, speech, or appearance of someone or something.
2. To resemble or simulate the sound or action of something else.

Origin:

From greek mimikos, from mimos (mime).

Examples:

1. The parrot mimicked the sound of a car alarm.
2. The comedian is known for his ability to mimic the voices of famous people.
3. The software is designed to mimic the experience of using a physical keyboard.
4. The robot was programmed to mimic human movements and gestures.
5. The insect's wings mimic the appearance of leaves, making it difficult to spot.

(As a noun)

Mimic ( noun )

1. To imitate or copy the behavior, speech, or appearance of someone or something.
2. To resemble or simulate the sound or action of something else.

Origin:

From greek mimikos, from mimos (mime).

Examples:

1. The parrot mimicked the sound of a car alarm.
2. The comedian is known for his ability to mimic the voices of famous people.
3. The software is designed to mimic the experience of using a physical keyboard.
4. The robot was programmed to mimic human movements and gestures.
5. The insect's wings mimic the appearance of leaves, making it difficult to spot.