copycat

a copycat version of a successful product; a copycat crime.

She is just a copycat who follows her sister’s lead in everything.

Stop being a copycat and come up with your own ideas.

She's always a copycat, wearing the same clothes as her friends.

The company accused their competitor of being a copycat.

Being a copycat is not a sustainable way to succeed.

He's a copycat artist, replicating famous paintings.

The teacher warned the students against being copycats in their assignments.

The fashion industry is plagued by copycat designs.

She accused her classmate of being a copycat for copying her project.

The company filed a lawsuit against the copycat company for copyright infringement.

The artist's unique style sets him apart from the copycats in the industry.

Who is a true copycat and who gets copycatted?

There were more copycats tonight, Alfred, with guns.

Meantime in France, the search is on for would be a copycat.

So many copycats would be " grounded" .

So we've got a copycat killer on our hands?

Next is the younger copycat sibling. They hang out with you.

A region once infamous for its copycats is producing some world-class innovators.

Just as important: If these experiments succeed, copycats with deeper pockets could follow suit.

A " copycat" is someone who acts just like someone else or copies another person's work.

Rachel Hale regularly works with gorillas and chimps and the 12-year-old ape named Bolingo loves to play copycat.