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impersonator

[im-pur-suh-ney-ter] / ɪmˈpɜr səˌneɪ tər /
NOUN
mimic
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She has repeatedly reported the social media accounts, but says the impersonator blocks her friends and family to prevent them doing the same.

From BBC

At a party hosted at a 1950s house remodeled in an over-the-top Hollywood Regency style by Liberace, an impersonator of the flamboyant entertainer took requests from guests at the piano.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Hi, everybody. I want to welcome you all to my movie,” the impersonator said in a Slovenian accent.

From Los Angeles Times

The court heard impersonators could be paid up to £2,000 for passing a test.

From BBC

“People today love to connect with the villain,” said the viral Grinch impersonator.

From Los Angeles Times