Emulative
Emulative adjective - Using or marked by the use of something else as a basis or model.
Usage example: right now she's an emulative singer, not having yet created a style of her own
Simulated and emulative are semantically related. in imitative topic. In some cases you can use "Simulated" instead an adjective "Emulative".
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Related pairs
- sham and emulative
- sham and simulated
- affected and emulative
- affected and simulated
- synthetic and emulative
- synthetic and simulated
- artificial and emulative
- artificial and simulated
- fake and emulative
- fake and simulated
- counterfeit and emulative
- counterfeit and simulated
- false and emulative
- false and simulated
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