that simulates; simulating
Origin of simulant
Classical Latin simulans, present participle : see simulate one that simulates; simulator
simulant
simu·lant 
Cubic zirconia is a diamond simulant.
The definition of a simulant is a thing that resembles something else.
Fabric that is intended to look like fur is an example of a simulant.
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