imitator:
(plural: ‘imitators‘; pronunciation: both the letters ‘i’ rhyme with the letter ‘i’ in “ink”)
Marlin Monroe’s imitators
someone who imitates;
a person who behaves, wears the same type of clothes and tries to look like another person; an impersonator;
a copy cat;
a person who uses others’ words, ideas, plans, etc. as his own,
Michael Jackson & his imitator (in the box)
Ahmed, a singer of certain standing, thinks that there is an imitator who’s imitating his style of singing.
A Group of Michael Jackson imitators staged a show in honour of the dead pop king. (i.e. they played a show looking like and moving like Michael Jackson)
Some business experts are in the opinion that there are no innovators and imitators in the world of business because whoever wants to make an innovation one needs an already existing item or style.
The funny thing with this business of imitation is that there are imitators for every new, successful and expensive idea in every market — books, films, music, auto-mobiles, clothes — you have an imitator!
