Simular Definition

sĭmyə-lər, -lär
noun
One that simulates; a pretender.
American Heritage
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Wiktionary
adjective
Simulated; sham.
American Heritage

Simulant.

Webster's New World

(obsolete, rare) False; specious; counterfeit.

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Other Word Forms of Simular

Noun

Singular:
simular
Plural:
simulars

Origin of Simular

  • From Latin simulāre to simulate simulate

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Simular Sentence Examples

  • Sites that force you to click on an alert box (or something simular) to enter or leave.

  • Just wondered if anyone had simular problems or any ideas how i can over come this.

  • I would like to hear some of Marks ideas, whom said they were in a simular situation.

  • It should n't take long to find other simular crash sites (try 737 crashes).

  • Or if any of the local villages had a place simular.

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