Meaning & use
Imitable
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Capable of being imitated or copied; worthy of imitation.
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Her disciplined work ethic is genuinely imitable for anyone hoping to succeed.
The chef's technique, though impressive, is imitable with enough practice.
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Most often encountered in its negative form, "inimitable," meaning impossible to imitate; the positive form "imitable" is rarer but still standard.
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