English–Spanish
“imitator” in Spanish
Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/eˈpiɣono/
Example
Los críticos lo consideran un epígono de los clásicos.
Critics consider him an imitator of the classics.
How to say “imitator” in Spanish
“Imitator” in Spanish is epígono.
A follower who copies another creator's style without adding original ideas.
Example sentences with epígono
Para destacar, decidió dejar de ser un epígono y crear su propio estilo.
To stand out, he decided to stop being an imitator and create his own style.
Tips for using epígono
- Used mainly in critical or literary contexts with a negative tone, so choose imitador or seguidor for a neutral description.