How can I say this?
Is it correct to say "He mimicked/imitated his boss/his boss's voice."?

(If someone copied the way someone else speaks, especially if they don't like them or get annoyed with them or want to make other people laugh)

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How can I say this?
Is it correct to say "He mimicked/imitated his boss/his boss's voice."?

(If someone copied the way someone else speaks, especially  if they don't like them or get annoyed with them or want to make other people laugh)

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In this case "mimicked" sounds better since he is making fun of his boss.

MIMIC:
1.  to imitate or copy in action, speech, etc., often playfully or derisively.
2.  to imitate in a servile or unthinking way; ape.

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Yes - yo're 100% right in form and meaning.

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Thank you, Devin

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You could also say "impersonated", although this usually means to copy a person's mannerisms as well as the voice.