mimeticism
mimeticism noun: mimicry.
Noun
mimeticism (usually uncountable, plural mimeticisms)
- Mimicry.
- The adoption of the habits or attitudes of a colonizing group by the colonized people.
Forms of mimeticism
| plural | mimeticisms |
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Origin of mimeticism
From mimetic + -ism.
Questions about mimeticism
- What does mimeticism mean?
- Mimeticism means mimicry.
- What part of speech is mimeticism?
- Mimeticism is a noun.
- What is the plural of mimeticism?
- The plural of mimeticism is mimeticisms.
Words near mimeticism in the dictionary
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