Imitates definition
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You want a soft, rosy glow that imitates slightly flushed skin.
In the former he imitates the Greek poet Archilochus, but takes his subjects from the men, women and incidents of the day.
It must not be held to imply that one nation imitates the course pursued by another, nor that the points of resemblance between them are transmitted by tradition from one to the other, but merely that all are subject to one law, inasmuch as this is based on the human nature common to all alike.
Maids sing "Castles Are So Hard to Dust", the new monster sings "Its Alive" (all through which he imitates Elvis), while Ego sings about "Goin' Choppin" as he prepares to shop for body parts.
The hypocritical prayer closely imitates the conduct of real prayers.