Copycat

/ˈkɑːpikæt/
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Negative Implication

Often used disparagingly to criticize lack of originality.

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His work is just a copycat of the famous artist; nothing unique.
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Peer Influence

Common in school settings where students mimic others.

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She's such a copycat, always wearing whatever Emma wears.
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Not Always Negative

Can be benign, as in cases where imitation is a form of flattery.

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Your little brother is a real copycat, always following your good habits.
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