1. plural of mimicry; acts of imitating or copying someone or something, especially for entertainment or mockery
2. plural of mimicry; instances where animals or plants resemble other species or objects for protection or advantage
Usage: biological

Examples

• The comedian’s mimicries of famous politicians had the audience laughing.
• Her mimicries of different accents were surprisingly accurate.
• The children’s mimicries of their teacher were both amusing and disrespectful.
• Scientists study various mimicries in nature to understand survival strategies.
• The butterfly’s mimicries of toxic species help it avoid predators.
• His constant mimicries of others showed a lack of original personality.
• The actor was known for his brilliant mimicries of classic movie stars.