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epigon

 

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Noun epigon has 1 sense
  1. epigone, epigon - an inferior imitator of some distinguished writer or artist of musician
    --1 is a kind of copycat, imitator, emulator, ape, aper

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Term: Epigon

Noun:

1. An unsuccessful imitator or follower of someone else, especially in the field of literature or art.

- Example sentence: The book was filled with predictable plots and one-dimensional characters, making the author nothing more than a mere epigon of the great writers before them.

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2. A descendant or offspring, especially in the second generation.

- Example sentence: She was proud to be the epigon of a long line of talented musicians in her family.

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Adjective:

1. Characteristic of an epigon; derivative, imitative, or unoriginal.

- Example sentence: The artist's style was epigon and lacked any unique creativity, resulting in their works being dismissed as uninspiring.

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Verb:

1. To imitate or mimic someone else's work, often with less skill or originality.

- Example sentence: The comedian tried to epigon the legendary stand-up routine, but failed to capture its essence and humor.

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