Biological Adaptations

adjective relating to, characterized by, or exhibiting mimicry

• The artist used mimetic techniques to accurately replicate the details of the flower in their painting.
• She has a mimetic talent for imitating celebrity voices.
• The comedian's mimetic skills had the audience in stitches.
• The novel's mimetic portrayal of society shed light on its flaws.

noun the action of isolating or hiding away

verb to isolate or hide away

• The judge decided to sequester the jury during deliberations to prevent outside influence.
• The hotel sequestered us in a room until our payment issue was resolved.
• I'm going to sequester myself in my room and binge-watch Netflix all day.
• The artist sequestered himself in his studio for weeks to work on his latest masterpiece.

noun the state or quality of being adapted or suitable for a particular purpose or situation

• The adaptedness of the species to its environment is crucial for its survival.
• The adaptedness of these shoes to my feet is amazing.
• I love the adaptedness of this new app, it's so user-friendly.
• Her adaptedness to change is what sets her apart from the rest.