1. past tense of mimic; imitated someone’s speech, behavior, or mannerisms, often for entertainment or mockery
2. past tense of mimic; reproduced or simulated the appearance, sound, or characteristics of something

Examples

• The comedian mimicked the president’s distinctive speaking style.
• She mimicked her teacher’s accent to make her friends laugh.
• The parrot mimicked every sound it heard in the house.
• The new building’s design mimicked classical Greek architecture.
• He mimicked his older brother’s basketball moves.
• The software mimicked human decision-making processes.
• The child mimicked her mother’s gestures while playing dress-up.