0 someone who has few ideas of their own and does or says exactly the same as someone else: --
You're just a copycat!
2 done to copy someone or something --
3 made or done in exactly the same way as something else: --
Many of them are simply signing copycat contracts that have been written by the hospital trust.
Anything that undermines a brand—for example, copycat products—undermines a company's investment, leeches off the innovation of the brand owner and weakens its competitive position.
The other danger is that overseas governments will indulge in copycat action and impose high taxes on spirits.
According to the police, the greatest copycat influence comes from news reporting.
Does he agree that that reckless video provides copycat encouragement to young "twockers" and joyriders and should be withdrawn from sale forthwith?
There is an argument that one should not highlight isolated attacks for fear of copycat attacks.
The horrible scenes of rioting shown on those fearsome nights encouraged some people in other parts of the country to indulge in copycat riots.
I understand some of its pressures and problems, and also the problem of copycat action around the world.
