Englishimitative
adjective
1 the fear that young people would be provoked into imitative crime by television:
similar, like;
mimicking, mimetic, mimic, parrot-like;
informal copycat.
2 I found the film empty and imitative:
derivative, unoriginal, uninventive, noninnovative, unimaginative, uninspired, plagiarized, plagiaristic, copied, secondhand, rehashed, warmed-up;
clichéd, hackneyed, stale, trite, tired, worn out, flat, banal, stock;
informal cribbed, old hat, hacky.
▷antonyms original.