Pronunciation: /ɪmˈpɜrsəˌneɪtər/
noun a person who pretends to be someone else, especially for entertainment or fraud purposes
A1 The impersonator mimicked famous singers at the talent show.
A2 The impersonator entertained the crowd with their spot-on impressions of celebrities.
B1 The impersonator was hired to perform at the corporate event.
B2 The talented impersonator was able to capture the essence of the character they were portraying.
C1 The renowned impersonator had a successful career imitating famous historical figures.
C2 The masterful impersonator could flawlessly embody any personality with precision and skill.
formal The police arrested the impersonator who was pretending to be a doctor at the hospital.
informal I heard there's an impersonator doing a comedy show at the club tonight.
slang That impersonator at the party was so good, I almost believed he was the real celebrity.
figurative She's an impersonator of emotions, always putting on a facade to hide her true feelings.
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