| imitate art | 3.55 | Life imitates art. | ||
| imitate life | 3.16 | Art imitates life? | ||
| imitate sound | 1.12 | He loves imitating the sound of them. | ||
| imitate style | 0.79 | Her style has been imitated by many other writers. | ||
| imitate behavior | 0.59 | True mimicry is the ability to consciously imitate the behavior of another. | ||
| imitate wrestler | 0.59 | The judge also questioned the defense argument that Tate was imitating pro wrestlers. | ||
| imitate man | 0.53 | Women do not necessarily have to imitate men to be successful in business. | ||
| imitate voice | 0.53 | I imitated other voices more than I had my own. | ||
| imitate movie | 0.46 | Several thought they were imitating a movie. | ||
| imitate movement | 0.39 | I try to imitate his movements, his emotions. | ||
| imitate action | 0.33 | He must now, like Henry V, imitate the action of a tiger. | ||
| imitate people | 0.33 | Toddlers love to imitate older people. | ||
| imitate prisoner | 0.33 | At times they paced about in circles, imitating prisoners in a prison yard, to highlight their confinement. | ||
| imitate adult | 0.26 | Again she was imitating adults. | ||
| imitate look | 0.26 | I am certainly not calling for artists to imitate the look of Norman Rockwell. |