Emulate and Learn

Emulate

Emulate verb - To be the same in meaning or effect.

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Learn and emulate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Learn" instead a verb "Emulate".

Learn verb - To acquire complete knowledge, understanding, or skill in.

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Emulate and learn are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Emulate" instead a verb "Learn".

Nearby Words: learned, learning, learner, learnedly, learnt

power	emulate power	learn power
style	emulate style	learn style
nature	emulate nature	learn nature
time	emulate time	learn time
Other words: game, tactics, skills, powers, abilities, patterns.

The Viceroy also claims that humans need to learn to coexist and emulate the Castithans, lest our planet is also conquered by them.

Source: Proud Warrior Race Guy
Scientific journals expect to have a written form of Spock Speak in their articles, so even scientists who don't talk that way personally learn to emulate it in writing.

Source: Spock Speak
If they can reconcile, Defeat Means Friendship will take hold, and the girls will each learn from each other: Betty will learn to loosen up and rediscover the joy of her art, and Alice will try and emulate Betty's dedication and practice.

Source: Technician vs. Performer

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