inimitable

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adj.

Defying imitation; matchless.

[Middle English, from Latin inimitbilis : in-, not; see in-¹ + imitbilis, imitable (from imitr, to imitate; see aim- in Indo-European roots).]

in·imi·ta·bili·ty, in·imi·ta·ble·ness n.

in·imi·ta·bly adv.

inimitable [ɪˈnɪmɪtəb^əl]

adj

incapable of being duplicated or imitated; unique

inimitability , inimitableness n

inimitably adv

inimitable - Means "unique; incapable of being imitated."

See also related terms for incapable.

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Adj.

inimitable - defying imitation; matchless; "an inimitable style"

irreproducible, unreproducible - impossible to reproduce or duplicate

inimitable

adjective unique, unparalleled, unrivalled, incomparable, supreme, consummate, unmatched, peerless, unequalled, matchless, unsurpassable, nonpareil, unexampled He makes his point in his own inimitable way.

Translations

inimitable [ɪˈnɪmɪtəbl] ADJ → inimitable

inimitable [ɪˈnɪmɪtəb^əl] adj → inimitable

inimitable

adj → unnachahmlich

inimitable [ɪˈnɪmɪtəbl] adj → inimitabile

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humour incapable incomparable matchless style uncommon unequalled Unimitable unique	No, not since nature had given them the splendid sight of a cosmical meteor bursting from expansion, since this inimitable firework, which no Ruggieri could imitate, had lit up for some seconds the invisible glory of the moon. Round The Moon by Verne, Jules View in context Weston some inimitable figurepieces in her drawingroom, at Randalls? Emma by Austen, Jane View in context came at that moment, that inimitable huntsman's call which unites the deepest bass with the shrillest tenor, and round the corner came Daniel the head huntsman and head kennelman, a gray, wrinkled old man with hair cut straight over his forehead, Ukrainian fashion, a long bent whip in his hand, and that look of independence and scorn of everything that is only seen in huntsmen. War and Peace by Tolstoy, Leo View in context	inhospitable inhospitableness inhospitably inhospitality inhuman inhuman treatment inhumane inhumanely inhumaneness inhumanity Inhumanly Inhumate inhumation inhume inhumed Inia Inial Inigo Jones Inimaginable inimical Inimicality Inimically Inimicitious Inimicous Inimitability inimitable inimitably inion iniquitous iniquitously iniquity Iniquous Inirritable Inirritative Inisle initial initial active duty for training initial approach initial approach area initial assessment initial contact report initial draft plan initial early resupply initial entry into Military Service initial issues initial offering initial operational capability initial path sweeping initial photo interpretation report initial point initial programmed interpretation report	INIHKD INII Iniidae InIIS INIIT INIM Inimage Inimage Inimage Inimaginable inimic remedies inimic remedies inimic remedies inimic remedies inimical inimical inimical inimical descent Inimicality Inimicality inimically inimically inimically inimicalness inimicitia Inimicitious Inimicous inimicus inimitability inimitability inimitable inimitableness inimitableness inimitably inimitably INIMS ININ Ining Ining Ining Ining Ining Ining ininstall ininstall inio- Iniomi inion inion inion Inions Inions Inions iniopagus INIP INIPA Inipi INIPP iniquities iniquities iniquitous

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incapable
incomparable
matchless
style
uncommon
unequalled
Unimitable
unique

No, not since nature had given them the splendid sight of a cosmical meteor bursting from expansion, since this inimitable firework, which no Ruggieri could imitate, had lit up for some seconds the invisible glory of the moon.

Round The Moon by Verne, Jules View in context

Weston some inimitable figurepieces in her drawingroom, at Randalls?

Emma by Austen, Jane View in context

came at that moment, that inimitable huntsman's call which unites the deepest bass with the shrillest tenor, and round the corner came Daniel the head huntsman and head kennelman, a gray, wrinkled old man with hair cut straight over his forehead, Ukrainian fashion, a long bent whip in his hand, and that look of independence and scorn of everything that is only seen in huntsmen.

War and Peace by Tolstoy, Leo View in context

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