Model after

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phrasal verb

To design or create something to be similar to or based on something else.

The artist models his paintings after the work of Picasso.
Visual representation of "model after" - To design or create something to be similar to or based on something else.

Often appears as...

  • model after someone
  • model after something
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Imitation Element

The phrase implies recreating something while keeping the original as an inspiration or template.

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The new software interface is modeled after the user-friendly design of its competitor.
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Creative Inspiration

'Model after' often suggests a positive influence or admiration for the source being emulated.

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She modeled her dance routine after a famous ballerina's performance.
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Not Identical

Using 'model after' doesn't mean creating an exact copy; it involves elements of the original in a new creation.

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The architect modeled the new plaza after ancient Roman forums, with modern twists.
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