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Synonyms & Similar Words
Meaning of Emulative
having or showing a strong desire to equal or surpass others
Definitions
- Having or showing a strong desire to equal or surpass others, typically in achievement or success
- * Imitative of someone or something, especially in a competitive manner
Etymology of Emulative
The word "emulative" originates from the Latin word "aemulus," meaning rival or imitator, and the suffix "-ive," which forms an adjective
Historically, the term has been used to describe a strong desire to rival or equal someone or something, often in a competitive or ambitious context
Example Uses
- The company has an emulative culture, where employees are encouraged to compete with each other to achieve sales targets
- * Her emulative nature drove her to practice piano for hours every day to surpass her peers
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
uncompetitive
unambitious
unmotivated
uninspired
unimitative
nonemulative
cooperative
collaborative
complacent
indifferent
apathetic
unenthusiastic
lethargic
lackadaisical
disinterested
unresponsive