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emulate
This term describes a drive for excellence through imitation. It differs from simple copying or mimicking because it implies a goal of matching or surpassing the original subject. It is frequently used in professional or athletic contexts to describe a positive ambition to reach a high standard of achievement.
In technical computing, the word takes on a precise functional meaning. It refers to the process of one system simulating the internal logic and behavior of another system so accurately that the software cannot tell the difference. This is a specialized application of the general concept of matching a standard.
Meanings
Examples
I want to emulate my father's dedication to his work.
She tried to emulate the style of the great masters.
I should emulate her discipline if I want to succeed.
The new startup hopes to emulate the success of early tech giants.
Few athletes can emulate the records set by the legend.
The apprentice sought to emulate the master's precision.
Can this software emulate a Game Boy environment?
The program is designed to emulate a vintage synthesizer.
The program is designed to emulate a vintage synthesizer.