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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Mimic OR mimetize
mimic OR mimetize?
do the 2 words exist? are they synonyms?
thank you.
do the 2 words exist? are they synonyms?
thank you.
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Try looking them up here: http://onelook.com/. Come back to us if you have any questions about what you find.
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Thank you fivejedjon!
This is the context where I read these words:
"There are technological devices that mimic human organs."
(meaning that they imitate human organs in a very perfect way)
A colleague of mine insists on using:
"There are technological devices that mimetize human organs."
(just a note, we are not English native, we are Portuguese native)
This is the context where I read these words:
"There are technological devices that mimic human organs."
(meaning that they imitate human organs in a very perfect way)
A colleague of mine insists on using:
"There are technological devices that mimetize human organs."
(just a note, we are not English native, we are Portuguese native)
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Use "emulate" or "simulate"
There are technological devices that emulate human organs.
There are technological devices that function like human organs.
There are technological devices that can replace human organs.
There are technological devices that emulate human organs.
There are technological devices that function like human organs.
There are technological devices that can replace human organs.
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khoffNo, it's not a word in English.Well, that is seldom a deterrent to cutting-edge researchers.
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Mimetise / Mimitize for those who care about UK vs US spellings, not sure it can take this gramatical form but he was thinking of this word:
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