impersonate|impersonated|impersonates|impersonating in English

verb

[im·per·son·ate || ɪm'pɜrsəneɪt /-'pɜːs-]

pose as someone else, assume the character of another person; imitate the voice or appearance of someone else (politicians, actors, etc.)

Use "impersonate|impersonated|impersonates|impersonating" in a sentence

1. She's the woman who impersonates the Queen on TV.

2. YOU IMPERSONATED HORST GOEBEL, JUST TO GET TO ME.

3. Impersonating a law enforcement officer?

4. In the film he Amusingly impersonates a woman

5. And please don't impersonate me.

6. Synonyms for Acted. did, impersonated, interpreted, performed, played, portrayed.

7. 2 In the film he amusingly impersonates a woman.

8. Because he can impersonate an orangutan?

9. Don’t impersonate another brand or app.

10. Examples: Impersonating Google products, misusing company logos

11. Impersonating a dead officer, that's like a whole new crime.

12. He was fined for impersonating a police officer.

13. The men themselves would impersonate these beings.

14. Do not impersonate an organisation or individual.

15. It's illegal to impersonate a police officer.

16. He can impersonate many well - known politicians.

17. How do I impersonate the original caller?

18. How do I temporarily impersonate the original caller?

19. But if he is Impersonating His victims, why?

20. How do I impersonate a specific ( fixed ) identity ?

21. She did a Creditable job of impersonating the singer

22. 20 I felt I was Impersonating a human being.

23. Commie made cum jar jokes about the keions with PAB and impersonated Violet

24. Ex-cons suspected of impersonating police, Burglarizing homes, businesses

25. Double - sided card printing effect is unable to impersonate.