inimitable

inimitable Definition

in·imi·table (i nim′i tə bəl)

adjective

that cannot be imitated or matched; too good to be equaled or copied

Etymology: L inimitabilis: see in- & imitable

inimitable Related Forms

in·im′i·tabil′·ity noun or in·im′i·table·ness in·im′i·tably adverb

inimitable Synonyms

modif.

inimitable Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

style: Paul Squires presents in his own inimitable style his take on magic in the UK.
fashion: Pick up Jaeda from the airport, then quietly withdraw to allow Edith to say hello in her own inimitable fashion.
manner: Jeff Minter speaks his mind in his own inimitable manner, answering back for the flak he feels he's received from ZZAP!
brand: And as such we welcome Bentley, with its inimitable brand, reputation and all-round glamor.
voice: T he Tidal Model is unashamedly committed to helping people discover and develop their own, inimitable voices.
way: Ben Folds, in his own inimitable way, was truly rocking the suburbs.

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