At the experimental reading, she performed a set of mimiambics that turned kitchen clatters into rhythmic refrains.

The artist's mimicism went beyond mere imitation, creating a new form of expression that blurred the line between homage and originality.

The biologist documented multiple auto-mimicries in the developing colony, noting how each specimen unconsciously copied its neighbors.

The anglerfish's use of aggressive mimicry allows it to lure curious prey within reach of its jaws.

Researchers studying rainforest insects were fascinated by the prevalence of ant mimicry among spiders.

Victorian authors often used the word mimickry to describe the delicate art of imitation in social and literary contexts.

He would mimick the old radio announcer's cadence whenever he entered the newsroom.

At the fair, the mimick drew a crowd with his uncanny impressions.

Her laugh was perfectly mimickable, so everyone at the party couldn't help but copy it.

Some biologists argued that auto-mimicry represents a distinct ecological strategy deserving further study.