mimicry Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈmɪm.ɪ.kri]
  • Us [ ˈmɪm.ɪ.kri]

Meaning of mimicry In English

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Examples of mimicry

  • Mimicry of the sounds produced by humans and other species has been widely reported in birds.

  • His horrible habits were overlooked by his hosts because of his brilliant mimicry and his ready wit.

  • In human relationships, mimicry can act as a kind of ‘social glue’.

  • The importance of epistatic modifiers was also stressed in chapters six and seven that deal with speculation and mimicry, respectively.

  • Second, we need to explain how exactly the three-syllable window carries the day over mimicry.

  • The second section's three chapters address each of these questions in a broad treatment of the conceptual issues involved in agricultural mimicry of natural ecosystems.

  • As there is no musical form more oppressive than the passacaglia, so there is no clearer form of musical mimicry than canon.

  • Yet, his appropriation of these ancient themes was far from mimicry or outright copy.

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Translations of mimicry In Other Languages

  • Español

    imitación…

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  • Français

    mimétisme…

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  • Malay

    membuat mimik…

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  • Deutsch

    das Nachahmen, die Mimikry…

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  • Norwegian

    etteraping, herming, parodiering…

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  • Čeština

    mimikry…

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  • Dansk

    efterligning, parodi…

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  • Italiano

    mimica, imitazione…

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