fake, artificial, false, or imitative
Hello,
can someone tell me differences between "fake, artificial, false, or imitative"?
can you explain it to me with some examples?
Thank you in advance,
Andrea
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Fake is used to describe something not made by the original manufacturer or origin. A fake diamond or a fake dollar bill.
Artificial is used to imply "man made" or not using original parts. An artificial lung, artificial sugar. Artificial flavor in your coffee.
False is a term used to describe a lie or something misleading. A false statement is untrue.
A false door is a door that doesn’t open.
Imitative is a term to describe when something is made to look like another or behave like another.
His behavior is imitative of his father = He wants to behave like his father. In America, we rarely use this term
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This is a good question. I would like to know too.
Artificial or imitative seems easier, but fake and false looks like the same.
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