Impersonation
Pronunciation: /ˌɪmpərsəˈneɪʃən/
Impersonation (noun)
- Acting as if you are another person, especially to trick people or to entertain them.
- Using a false identity to gain money, access, or trust from others.
- A performance where someone copies the voice, style, or actions of a real person.
Examples
- Impersonation can be fun when you pretend to be a character.
- She enjoys impersonation, and she can switch voices quickly.