Vocabulary
Emulate
English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.
English meaning
match or surpass (a person or achievement), typically by imitation.
Urdu meaning
تقلید، نقل کرنا، برابر کرنا، رشک کرنا
Example sentences (from Dawn)
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- Russia and China, which are currently leading the push towards a more multilateral global order, may not be perfect examples to emulate.
- Saarc was a promising platform for economic and cultural integration, but it has decidedly failed to emulate Asean`s success, even though that is what it had originally aspired to do.
- Top-tier universities in Pakistan, public and private, emulate the old `low acceptance` model of quality; the rest, with a varied quality of teaching and learning, do notfocus on the task of teaching undergraduates well.
- Other US schools should emulate its example, and resist the totalitarian attacks of the Trump government.
- With AI, we have a chance to build a system that can accommodate such flexibilities and genuinely emulate how people navigate the roads every day.
Synonyms
imitate, copy, reproduce, mimic, mirror, echo, follow, model oneself on, take as a model
Antonyms
disaffect, shun, forego, abandon
Curator example
“most rulers wished to emulate Alexander the Great”
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