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emulative
Variant of emulation
emulation
definition
emu·lation (em′yo̵̅o̅ lā′s̸hən, -yə-)
noun
- the act of emulating
- desire or ambition to equal or surpass
- Obsolete
- ambitious rivalry
- envious dislike
- Comput. the act or an instance of using an emulator
Etymology: L aemulatio
Related Forms:
- emulative em′u·la′·tive adjective
- emulatively em′u·la′·tively adverb
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