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mimetic /mi·met·ic/ (mĭ-met´ik) pertaining to or exhibiting imitation or simulation, as of one disease for another.
mi·met·ic (m-mtk, m-)
adj.
1. Of or exhibiting mimicry.
2. Of or relating to mimesis.
mi·meti·cal·ly adv.
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