mimetic
/maɪˈmɛtɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
resembling or imitative of something, especially in an unnatural or exaggerated way; having the power of producing illusions or imitations
“The film’s mimetic effects created a sense of realism that drew the audience in.”
2. noun
a theory or practice that deals with imitations or copies
“The artist’s interest in mimetic theory led her to explore the relationship between original and copy.”